[24CAPITAL]

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

WE ORIGINATED A BIOFUEL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY , THE SPECIFICS ARE BELOW. PLEASE CONTACT ELAINE@24CAPITAL.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS DEAL.

➢ Energy
▪ $250MM seed investment for 20% Equity Stake.
▪ Allows us to purchase, upgrade, and build plants with
100MGY capacity. $414MM/yr. net profit run-rate by end of
4th Year.
▪ Investors may place 2 members on advisory board.

➢ Inc.
▪ $100MM seed investment for 10% Equity Stake.
▪ Allows us to purchase, engineer, and feed two Industrial
Hemp Oil Seed Press with 100MGY capacity.
▪ $102.8MM/yr. net profit run-rate by the end of the 1st year.
▪ Investors may place 1 board of director member and 2
advisory board members.
Investment Opportunity Details

➢ Purchase and invest in existing plant (W1)
▪ Upgrade to Enzyme Process
▪ Upgrade capacity to 50MGPY
▪ Yellow grease as feedstock initially with supplied Hemp Seed Oil
▪ Acquisition, upgrade and initial OpEx is $62.95MM

➢ Purchase property (W2) across the street and tracks from W1
▪ Build another Enzymatic 50MGPY plant
▪ Build 100MGPY Industrial Hemp Seed Oil Press
▪ Add Rail spur to lead track
▪ Acquisition, construction and initial OpEx $106MM

➢ Purchase 8 acre lot in Stanley, NC
▪ Finish construction with Enzymatic process infrastructure
▪ 100MGPY Industrial Grade Hemp Seed Oil Press built
▪ 100MGPY Capacity with dual rail access off mainline
▪ Acquisition, construction and initial OpEx is $121.9MM

Best Regards,
Elaine Jacobs
Direct: 347-265-4594
E-mail: Elaine@24capital.com

[WestCoastFunding]

This is Mantis. All day.

[24CAPITAL]

This is Mantis. All day.

Please elaborate. Thank you for your input. I was under the impression that Mantis was a MCA lender.

Regards,
Daniel Cohen
ISO DIRECTOR
24 Capital
O: 212.531.5034
C: 917.660.2733
F: 212.331.5034

[Anthony@torro]

^ he was joking.

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

WE ORIGINATED A BIOFUEL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY , THE SPECIFICS ARE BELOW. PLEASE CONTACT ELAINE@24CAPITAL.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS DEAL.

➢ Energy
▪ $250MM seed investment for 20% Equity Stake.
▪ Allows us to purchase, upgrade, and build plants with
100MGY capacity. $414MM/yr. net profit run-rate by end of
4th Year.
▪ Investors may place 2 members on advisory board.

➢ Inc.
▪ $100MM seed investment for 10% Equity Stake.
▪ Allows us to purchase, engineer, and feed two Industrial
Hemp Oil Seed Press with 100MGY capacity.
▪ $102.8MM/yr. net profit run-rate by the end of the 1st year.
▪ Investors may place 1 board of director member and 2
advisory board members.
Investment Opportunity Details

➢ Purchase and invest in existing plant (W1)
▪ Upgrade to Enzyme Process
▪ Upgrade capacity to 50MGPY
▪ Yellow grease as feedstock initially with supplied Hemp Seed Oil
▪ Acquisition, upgrade and initial OpEx is $62.95MM

➢ Purchase property (W2) across the street and tracks from W1
▪ Build another Enzymatic 50MGPY plant
▪ Build 100MGPY Industrial Hemp Seed Oil Press
▪ Add Rail spur to lead track
▪ Acquisition, construction and initial OpEx $106MM

➢ Purchase 8 acre lot in Stanley, NC
▪ Finish construction with Enzymatic process infrastructure
▪ 100MGPY Industrial Grade Hemp Seed Oil Press built
▪ 100MGPY Capacity with dual rail access off mainline
▪ Acquisition, construction and initial OpEx is $121.9MM

Best Regards,
Elaine Jacobs
Direct: 347-265-4594
E-mail: Elaine@24capital.com

Hi Elaine,

I looked on your website. It appears you are not licensed to offer equity investments. You may want to reconsider offering such investments without a license on a public forum.

Best,

Kevin

[24CAPITAL]

Hi Elaine,

I looked on your website. It appears you are not licensed to offer equity investments. You may want to reconsider offering such investments without a license on a public forum.

Best,

Kevin

Kevin,

Before jumping to conclusions I kindly recommended you do your due-diligence. Thank you for your advice, but we are all set. Have a Happy New Year!

[Jstarr]

Wow Kwvin -don't you love these Noobies that think they know it all, and then the Feds come knocking... thats good, one less competetor.

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

Kevin,

Before jumping to conclusions I kindly recommended you do your due-diligence. Thank you for your advice, but we are all set. Have a Happy New Year!

Hi Elaine,

Good to hear that you have the appropriate licenses to sell or offer equity investments! You might consider updating your website to reflect that your Company has such licenses and you might want to ask the regulators to update their website....as your Company is not found on their website as an approved licensee. Happy New Year!

[nrh1lp]

Kevin,

Before jumping to conclusions I kindly recommended you do your due-diligence. Thank you for your advice, but we are all set. Have a Happy New Year!

you didn't even build your own website...

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

Wow Kwvin -don't you love these Noobies that think they know it all, and then the Feds come knocking... thats good, one less competetor.

JStarr,

It's a shame when you try to offer someone some friendly advice and then get a response like that.....

[ryan $]

in all Fairness, 24 Capital may have got on board with an Investment..... and are spreading the word to seek additional Investors.

I don't get the vibe 24 Capital is moving "Offering Equity Investments"

They said they originated the deal, maybe past it on once the found out the size of it.... threw in some money themselves.... just advertised the opportunity here...

Maybe im wrong

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

in all Fairness, 24 Capital may have got on board with an Investment..... and are spreading the word to seek additional Investors.

I don't get the vibe 24 Capital is moving "Offering Equity Investments"

They said they originated the deal, maybe past it on once the found out the size of it.... threw in some money themselves.... just advertised the opportunity here...

Maybe im wrong

You need a licenses to offer or sell equity investments or securities period. If you are an investor in the offering and offering the opportunity to other potential investors it must be fully disclosed and be offed to accredited investors. I am NOT a securities attorney, but have held several securities licenses for over 25 years.

Some states also have laws regarding the sale of securities and/or equity as well.

Best,

Kevin

[Jstarr]

Agreed...

You need a licenses to offer or sell equity investments or securities period. If you are an investor in the offering and offering the opportunity to other potential investors it must be fully disclosed and be offed to accredited investors. I am NOT a securities attorney, but have held several securities licenses for over 25 years.

Some states also have laws regarding the sale of securities and/or equity as well.

Best,

Kevin

[ryan $]

You need a licenses to offer or sell equity investments or securities period. If you are an investor in the offering and offering the opportunity to other potential investors it must be fully disclosed and be offed to accredited investors. I am NOT a securities attorney, but have held several securities licenses for over 25 years.

Some states also have laws regarding the sale of securities and/or equity as well.

Best,

Kevin

I believe thats only If Elaine is going to be Paid....

If she is just providing information....and is not on the deal, receives no money - i think its fine.

Again i might be wrong

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

I believe thats only If Elaine is going to be Paid....

If she is just providing information....and is not on the deal, receives no money - i think its fine.

Again i might be wrong

She will not get in any trouble if she does not get compensated in any form. She can still get in trouble if something with the investment goes wrong and the investor demands their funds back. A host of state have rescission rights. If fraud is uncovered, that a whole other ball of wax, even if she did not know about the fraud.

KH

PS: Never put yourself in the position of having to explain what you did to a regulator. I have seen several people and firms get themselves in a whole lot of trouble for living in the grey area. When the regulators took a look under the hood, they found a lot more than the original infraction.

[Karen37a]

You can not advertise under rule 506

Old rule 506 said you can advertise then have someone sign something saying they were accredited investors...new rule 506(c) states you must do all due diligence prior to advertising.

You must also file advance form d


**you must also disclose that they can lose all of their money in the old advertising

now you must use your Rolodex or previous relationships to get to people

[Karen37a]

https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/ans...ule506htm.html


rule 506 reg d

( id take all solicitations down for securities )

[ryan $]

Again....24 Capital is prob not selling the Securities....

Mentioning an Investment opportunity...... theres nothing wrong with that

[Karen37a]

Again....24 Capital is prob not selling the Securities....

Mentioning an Investment opportunity...... theres nothing wrong with that

That's advertising and its illegal. Period the end

[Karen37a]

You think its so easy to raise investment Capital? That's why you never saw Funders advertising and they went under because they couldn't raise 3-5 million.

Salespeople raise capital over the phone..Hedge funds. investment banks. Or private money or go get a line of credit or loan from the bank.

[Karen37a]

Which you cant because of the Doody Frank act

Refer back to Karen and happy horship past doody frank debates with strangers

[ryan $]

SO If I post....

My friend Bill is looking for an equity Investment for his Peanut Butter and Fluff Caffeine infused sandwiches.... Food Truck.

Thats Illegal?

That makes no sense.

What about Bill Nye advertising that thin solar cell investment that raised millionssssss

Was that illegal?

[Karen37a]

SO If I post....

My friend Bill is looking for an equity Investment for his Peanut Butter and Fluff Caffeine infused sandwiches.... Food Truck.

Thats Illegal?

That makes no sense.

The Sec states that you must know that the people who you are advertising to are accredited investors ( in advance ) so advertising on a public board breaks the rules

there is a new jobs act but you must comply with advertising and disclaimers

[Karen37a]

Fast Answers
Rule 506 of Regulation D
Rule 506 of Regulation D provides two distinct exemptions from registration for companies when they offer and sell securities. Companies relying on the Rule 506 exemptions can raise an unlimited amount of money.

Under Rule 506(b), a “safe harbor” under Section 4(a)(2) of the Securities Act, a company can be assured it is within the Section 4(a)(2) exemption by satisfying certain requirements, including the following:

The company cannot use general solicitation or advertising to market the securities.
The company may sell its securities to an unlimited number of "accredited investors" and up to 35 other purchasers. All non-accredited investors, either alone or with a purchaser representative, must be sophisticated—that is, they must have sufficient knowledge and experience in financial and business matters to make them capable of evaluating the merits and risks of the prospective investment.
Companies must decide what information to give to accredited investors, so long as it does not violate the antifraud prohibitions of the federal securities laws. This means that any information a company provides to investors must be free from false or misleading statements. Similarly, a company should not exclude any information if the omission makes what is provided to investors false or misleading. Companies must give non-accredited investors disclosure documents that are generally the same as those used in Regulation A or registered offerings, including financial statements, which in some cases may need to be certified or audited by an accountant. If a company provides information to accredited investors, it must make this information available to non-accredited investors as well.
The company must be available to answer questions by prospective purchasers.
Under Rule 506(c), a company can broadly solicit and generally advertise the offering and still be deemed to be in compliance with the exemption’s requirements if:

The investors in the offering are all accredited investors; and
The company takes reasonable steps to verify that the investors are accredited investors, which could include reviewing documentation, such as W-2s, tax returns, bank and brokerage statements, credit reports and the like.

[Karen37a]

There is a reason I never got fined. I stick to the compliance guidelines and rules.

You do what you want