$FORW Stop spreading FUD...George is not dead. Ask any AI and it will tell you this was a different George Sharp that passed. He's stepped out of the public eye, but is very much alive.
$WNFT $GVSI $SRNW $FORW
Empty shell has no value. Company moves in great. Hope company does well. But if new company moves in, are they going to just hand over the ownership rights to a bunch of degenerates holding shares of an empty shell? NOOOOO.
So how do they keep any ownership of the company they created as they move into a shell? How do they do that? Dilution to give themselves shares/ownership. Dilution to the extent that they own 95-98% of the company.
This is why shells are scams. This is why George Haulzer (or whatever his real name was) was a scammer before he kicked the bucket. You helped him buy his horses. 🤡🤡🤡
Summary
Taking over $FORW or $GVSI is possible, but it represents a high-risk, expensive project. While GVSI is a simpler corporate target for a standard shell cleanup, FORW is an operational and legal dead-end filled with toxic asset baggage. Any group pursuing these entities is buying a lawsuit and a heavy accounting cleanup rather than a functioning vehicle.
$FORW more from AU:
1. The Legal and Financial Requirements for a TakeoverTaking over a public shell cannot be done by simply buying common shares on the open market, as they carry no real voting power. An acquirer must target the controlling interest through one of two tracks:Track A: Negotiating with the Estate (The Friendly Path)Because George Sharp held the super-voting preferred control blocks for these entities, those controlling blocks are assets managed by the executor or administrator of the Estate of George Sharp.Financial Cost: An acquirer would pay an upfront purchase price to the estate for the preferred control shares. Clean public shells typically command between $150,000 and $350,000 in cash, depending on the status of the shell's underlying structure.Time and Energy: 3 to 6 months. This requires navigating probate court approvals, verifying the estate executor's legal capacity to sign over the corporate control blocks, and executing a formal stock purchase agreement.
$FORW From AI
1. The Legal Separation: Shares Were Held by Sharp, Not FORW While George Sharp operated FORW as his personal advisory vehicle, FORW did not own WNFT's super-voting preferred control block.The Distinction: The corporate filings for WNFT’s change of control explicitly stated that Jay Wright acquired majority voting control directly "from George Sharp" in a privately negotiated transaction.The Reality: The controlling preferred shares were held by George Sharp personally (and subsequently passed to his estate/successors), completely outside of FORW's corporate balance sheet. Because FORW did not own those control shares, it was legally impossible for FORW to receive any payout or transaction income from their sale.
2. Why Did WNFT Change Control Post-Mortem?The WNFT shell transition was likely already negotiated, or the framework was left in place via his estate executors to find a buyer to salvage value.
$GVSI The breakdown of what Sharp actually owned versus what he controlled reveals this strategic structure.
1. Stratos Renewables Corp. ($SRNW)Equity Ownership: He owned 12.2% of the common stock (amounting to 6,000,000 common shares).Voting Control: 92.7% voting control.The Mechanism: According to SRNW SEC Filings, Sharp held 300,000 shares of Series B Preferred Stock. Each single preferred share carried the voting weight of 10,000 common shares, instantly giving him 3 billion votes to control any corporate decision over minority shareholders.
2. Forwardly, Inc. ($FORW)Equity Ownership: Less than 5% of the common float.Voting Control: Over 80% voting control.The Mechanism: As FORW SEC Disclosures note, the company authorized distinct classes of super-voting Preferred Shares (Series A and Series B). Sharp issued these super-voting blocks to himself as the founder and sole Director to shield the company from hostile takeovers by toxic lenders while he pursued mergers
$GVSI So now that Sharp is dead $GVSI and $FORW are officially done unless the estatw sells them .https://www.greenwoodmyersfuneral.com/obituaries/george-sharp-iv
$FORW George Arthur Sharp IV, the former CEO and President of Forwardly, Inc. (formerly Guard Dog, Inc.), passed away in Boulder, Colorado, on March 20, 2026, at the age of 59.
Probate, Estate, courts, SEC, OTC nightmare, this now sits for years until Sharps shares transition and the bbsrd appoints new leadership.
@Feistydiva george showed no respect to shareholders, sorry he passed, but now how tidy was he for the transition to hs estate?
My financial loss is huge...and most likely gone $FORW
