QUOTE(mkhor7 @ Jan 23 2013, 03:25 PM)
Hi FalseAlias
All buyers are very angry and disappointed with this Proposal by PGCB. Until the meeting day, many of us are still confused and grieving over our imminent losses.
But please, fellow forum members here do not need harsh words.
CHGS by their action is throwing the contract covenants into the bin because they claim no foreseeable profitability from the CHGS plantation, and they do not want to "subsidy" from their other plantation and business. Money talks louder than their dignity.
Our best strategy now could be vote Against their Proposal, then use the meeting to find alternative solutions. Be prepared for more meetings after CNY with the Trustee and PGCB.
One sure thing by voting Against is that CHGS must pay us 2012 yield of 12% due on Valentine Day Feb-14.WZUP mkhor7
All buyers are very angry and disappointed with this Proposal by PGCB. Until the meeting day, many of us are still confused and grieving over our imminent losses. > EXACTLY. SO THERE'S NEED TO CREATE UNNECESSARY PANIC. IF PPL ARE STATING OPINIONS, CLEARLY SAY ITS OPINION. DUN ACT LIKE ITS FACT.
But please, fellow forum members here do not need harsh words. > OH, I NEVER INSTIGATE SALTY LANGUAGE. BUT AM MORE THAN HAPPY TO RETALIATE WID EM.
CHGS by their action is throwing the contract covenants into the bin because they claim no foreseeable profitability from the CHGS plantation, and they do not want to "subsidy" from their other plantation and business. Money talks louder than their dignity. > BOTTOMLINE, SCHEME SHUD BE TRANSFERRED BY TRUSTEE TO A VIABLE PARTY WHO CAN BRING IT UP AGAIN. FAILING THAT, FULL CAPITAL REMUNERATION & 12% ROI WITHIN A MAX 1 YEAR PERIOD IS A MUST. WORSE CASE SCENARIO > WE STILL OWN THE LAND.
Our best strategy now could be vote Against their Proposal, then use the meeting to find alternative solutions. Be prepared for more meetings after CNY with the Trustee and PGCB. > AGREED! NO WAY IT WILL BE RESOLVED IN 1 MEET.
[b]One sure thing by voting Against is that CHGS must pay us 2012 yield of 12% due on Valentine Day Feb-14. > EXACTLY. NOW, WHY CANT THE REST GRASP THIS SIMPLE CONCEPT...?