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Link Posted: 5/21/2022 3:13:57 PM EDT
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Same. I don't believe it.
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The https://www.1791management.com/news web page does have that PRN News Wire article linked.
Link Posted: 5/22/2022 11:10:10 AM EDT
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I’m just here for the FBRCC.
Link Posted: 5/22/2022 2:15:22 PM EDT
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The https://www.1791management.com/news web page does have that PRN News Wire article linked.
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Here’s the high-powered moguls doing the SEC’s job for them.
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Ambulance chaser as fuck. Nestled in a little strip-offic with B’s Virtual Bookkeeping and Silverstate Legal Support Services (temporarily closed)

ETA: digging into the “who” they are (website is LOL, go ahead and click on the “login”) LLC is 2 years old, still reading and searching.
Link Posted: 5/22/2022 6:13:40 PM EDT
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They did a reverse merger with a SPAC.


For non investors:

A public venture capital company, allowed BRCC to take them over. This made BRCC publicly traded. But leaves brcc ownership in charge. But gives the venture capital company stock in the newly merged company.

An SPAC is just a term for a for a company set up specifically to be acquired or to acquire.
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Pander brands aren't stable, neither are their stocks

That said, letter was gross.

everyone involved should be embarrassed.

Hell, Im embarrassed I posted this


A lot of this. I don't think BRCC merits being a publicly traded company, and I don't think I would buy stock in it.

Side note: I don't think those guys were smart (knowledgeable) enough to conceptualize and take it to that level themselves. I think there was a big money someone behind the scenes orchestrating the whole thing.

Optimistic me wants to believe that it was a genuine desire and belief in the brand to establish it as a mainstream national brand in every grocery store and that was the ticket to funding that growth.

Skeptic me thinks it could have been someone who saw an opportunity to skim a bunch of money off emotional investors during the IPO. They'll move on to the next "victim" company with emotion-based consumer investors.


They did a reverse merger with a SPAC.


For non investors:

A public venture capital company, allowed BRCC to take them over. This made BRCC publicly traded. But leaves brcc ownership in charge. But gives the venture capital company stock in the newly merged company.

An SPAC is just a term for a for a company set up specifically to be acquired or to acquire.
That's really interesting. Thanks for posting this, I have some reading to do.
Link Posted: 5/23/2022 9:51:33 AM EDT
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If BRCC misrepresented their value they are in some deep doo doo.
Who the fuck cooked their books.
How do you get 3.56 billion value?
They import coffee and roast it on a small scale.
They arr projecting almost double net profit in 2023 compared to 2020.
Their retail location and wholesale projections are "interesting" to say the least.
Wow, reading their investor paper further they basically said they will become the walmart of coffees and open a gajillion locations.
Apparently their coffee subscription has crazy high retention rates.
Their retail store cost math is laughable.
Link Posted: 5/23/2022 9:52:52 AM EDT
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FBRCC but that reads like a butthurt Arfcommer letter.

Wonder if it's legit.
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This. Letter seems strange.
Link Posted: 5/23/2022 9:55:10 AM EDT
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Did Evan take his CFO and accounting team aside and buttfuck them untill they cried and put down whatever evan ordered them to put down?
Thats a no no, a professional no no. A career killer, lose your CPA and maybe do jail time.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 5:26:15 AM EDT
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When is this roast of Black Rifle Coffee supposed to happen?
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 5:35:02 AM EDT
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There should be a head to head competition over which 3-letter agency has the scummiest members. CIA, FBI, AFT, IRS, DOE
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DOE? Isn't that a bunch of physics nerds that stare at a control panel all day?
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 5:35:55 AM EDT
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I am glad I am a cheap ass that does not drink coffee.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 6:26:55 AM EDT
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If what they did was illegal and that obvious it sure seems like a slam dunk.
We shall see.
I am rooting for jail time, myself.
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Your theories are the worst kind of popular tripe, your methods are sloppy, and your conclusions are highly questionable. You are a poor coffee maker , Mr. Hafer!



Go scorched earth on those dickheads.



I hope the SEC goes to town on these assholes, And i hope for jail time.


If what they did was illegal and that obvious it sure seems like a slam dunk.
We shall see.
I am rooting for jail time, myself.


Prison seems more fitting.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 6:32:40 AM EDT
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I'm a big fan of BJ Baldwin and was disappointed when he left Monster for BRCC, hopefully he'll get another sponsor. BTW, he's the guy that shot and killed a couple car jackers in Vegas, he's a huge gun guy.
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Link Posted: 5/26/2022 7:05:43 AM EDT
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I was disappointed BRCC was mentioned in the latest Jack Carr novel
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 9:35:49 AM EDT
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If BRCC misrepresented their value they are in some deep doo doo.
Who the fuck cooked their books.
How do you get 3.56 billion value?
They import coffee and roast it on a small scale.
They arr projecting almost double net profit in 2023 compared to 2020.
Their retail location and wholesale projections are "interesting" to say the least.
Wow, reading their investor paper further they basically said they will become the walmart of coffees and open a gajillion locations.
Apparently their coffee subscription has crazy high retention rates.
Their retail store cost math is laughable.
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This is what I don't understand. As a niche coffee brand employing some vets and making wacky vids to live the American dream and carve out a small niche for some folks, ok I can see that. They do some entertaining marketing to a specific market. But going public with some of those valuations make absolutely no sense to me the way they're set up and branded. $3+BILLLION? I could see maybe a valuation in the $100-300M range. I really got wary once they started going to brick and mortar locations. That's about the opposite of what I would do in this day and age to keep my CAPEX/OH down. Buy in bulk, have some cool graphics on your coffee, distribute from a central location direct to consumers or third parties, sell some merch, and call it a day. But in this climate you are already limited right off the bat to vets or gun folks. But after the whole KR thing that really caused a big stir plus anytime a mass shooting occurs you know companies like that will get in the limelight for better or for worse. And in a specialty company like BRCC being a publicly traded company would be the LAST thing I would do. Who the fuck would want that scrutiny...unless you realized you could just capitalize on current momentum and just pump and dump the shit out of it?
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 9:39:51 AM EDT
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It's hard to read the OP without envisioning MegaKaren in a tricorn hat.
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This
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 9:42:02 AM EDT
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This
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It's hard to read the OP without envisioning MegaKaren in a tricorn hat.


This
Camo tricorn hat.

Link Posted: 5/26/2022 9:52:58 AM EDT
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Link Posted: 5/26/2022 10:36:07 AM EDT
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This is what I don't understand. As a niche coffee brand employing some vets and making wacky vids to live the American dream and carve out a small niche for some folks, ok I can see that. They do some entertaining marketing to a specific market. But going public with some of those valuations make absolutely no sense to me the way they're set up and branded. $3+BILLLION? I could see maybe a valuation in the $100-300M range. I really got wary once they started going to brick and mortar locations. That's about the opposite of what I would do in this day and age to keep my CAPEX/OH down. Buy in bulk, have some cool graphics on your coffee, distribute from a central location direct to consumers or third parties, sell some merch, and call it a day. But in this climate you are already limited right off the bat to vets or gun folks. But after the whole KR thing that really caused a big stir plus anytime a mass shooting occurs you know companies like that will get in the limelight for better or for worse. And in a specialty company like BRCC being a publicly traded company would be the LAST thing I would do. Who the fuck would want that scrutiny...unless you realized you could just capitalize on current momentum and just pump and dump the shit out of it?
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If BRCC misrepresented their value they are in some deep doo doo.
Who the fuck cooked their books.
How do you get 3.56 billion value?
They import coffee and roast it on a small scale.
They arr projecting almost double net profit in 2023 compared to 2020.
Their retail location and wholesale projections are "interesting" to say the least.
Wow, reading their investor paper further they basically said they will become the walmart of coffees and open a gajillion locations.
Apparently their coffee subscription has crazy high retention rates.
Their retail store cost math is laughable.

This is what I don't understand. As a niche coffee brand employing some vets and making wacky vids to live the American dream and carve out a small niche for some folks, ok I can see that. They do some entertaining marketing to a specific market. But going public with some of those valuations make absolutely no sense to me the way they're set up and branded. $3+BILLLION? I could see maybe a valuation in the $100-300M range. I really got wary once they started going to brick and mortar locations. That's about the opposite of what I would do in this day and age to keep my CAPEX/OH down. Buy in bulk, have some cool graphics on your coffee, distribute from a central location direct to consumers or third parties, sell some merch, and call it a day. But in this climate you are already limited right off the bat to vets or gun folks. But after the whole KR thing that really caused a big stir plus anytime a mass shooting occurs you know companies like that will get in the limelight for better or for worse. And in a specialty company like BRCC being a publicly traded company would be the LAST thing I would do. Who the fuck would want that scrutiny...unless you realized you could just capitalize on current momentum and just pump and dump the shit out of it?


Yep, I'd value them $300mm tops de tops da Topsy tops - if everything were perfect. Debt free, and a stack of long term contracts.  So In the real world. Maybe half that.   For $3 Billion a lot of investors got mega-fucked.  If I were on that leadership team, my Number 1 priority right now would be how to cash out and get to a fantastic mansion in a non-extradition location.  Only kinda half joking on that.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 10:46:25 AM EDT
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is there a cliff notes on what happened?  i get bored reading that wall of text after like 5 lines.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 10:54:39 AM EDT
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is there a cliff notes on what happened?  i get bored reading that wall of text after like 5 lines.
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Patent troll attorney tryna get paid. NeverBRCCers delight and try to assign credibility to nuisance lawsuit.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 10:56:32 AM EDT
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Patent troll attorney tryna get paid. NeverBRCCers delight and try to assign credibility to nuisance lawsuit.
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I bought my first BRCC beverage ever (previously got my daughter some Keurig cups once about 3 years ago) this morning just because the irrationality is so high and I wanted to post a picture of it in this thread.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:01:37 AM EDT
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So, let me get this straight...

A bro vet comes up with a scam to steal money from other bro vets in the name of bro vets, without actually helping bro vets?

And some of you guys are surprised?

Lol.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:03:45 AM EDT
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Is anyone surprised?
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Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:03:58 AM EDT
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BRCC traitors
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:04:48 AM EDT
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Taste test inbound. Backup source of caffeine ready.

ETA: bullshit. I did not take that pic sideways.
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Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:10:53 AM EDT
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Taste test inbound. Backup source of caffeine ready.

ETA: bullshit. I did not take that pic sideways.
https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/122080/7605A18B-36A7-477C-846D-19D14B05994F_jpe-2397645.JPG
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Smell: smells like coffee and chocolate.

Taste. A little watery. Expected chocolate milk with coffee. Wanted chocolate milk with coffee. Got something that reminds me of chocolate milk and coffee. I’ll finish it.

Would not buy again based on flavor. Might buy again to annoy the mob. LOL
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:15:46 AM EDT
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I was with him until "dereliction of duty" and tsunami of litigation".  What a big headed
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:21:33 AM EDT
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Yea wow.  I used to [snip]
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@lazyengineer
I think you meant, snicker.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:22:57 AM EDT
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Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:33:58 AM EDT
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I keep reading that letter expecting to see a line about a Nigerian prince lost in space who can’t access his gold bars unless i cash his check and send back the extra.

Lawsuit is BS, probably trying to crash the stock price so they can buy more stock
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:59:09 AM EDT
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FBRCC but that reads like a butthurt Arfcommer letter.

Wonder if it's legit.
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Naw…. Didn’t mention bro dozers or talk about Pittbulls.
Link Posted: 5/26/2022 11:57:29 PM EDT
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https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/1791-management-sends-letter-to-black-rifle-coffee-company-brcc-demanding-they-brew-up-an-action-plan-to-address-serious-allegations-of-corporate-governance-failures-and-code-of-conduct-violations-301549388.html?fbclid=IwAR0qmBxM6S-UcKDNQm0B9QlKPN2omXGN4adRJb3xwMDWLDF1is33BJpZrKg

May 17, 2022

Dear Mr. Evan Hafer:


I regrettably must communicate with you via this public forum because as of recently, it appears you have decided to cease all communications with us.


1791 Management LLC ("1791") manages certain entities that hold Black Rifle Coffee Company's shares ("Black Rifle" or the "Company"). Please do not confuse our stake as a vote of confidence in the Company's Leadership. On the contrary, in just three months of being a public company, in our opinion you have caused significant harm to your shareholders and military veterans. It is our belief that you may be one of the most dangerous CEOs in America.


We have conducted a thorough review of your Company, including actions by management, and reviews of your SEC filings. Combining this with our numerous conversations with Black Rifle lawyers and executives, we have uncovered what we believe to be the most harrowing strategy to line your pockets at the expense of others (the "Investigation"). And YES, Chief Legal Counsel and Corporate Secretary Mr. Andrew McCormick, it was us on the phone as you cavalierly described what I would consider a plan to screw over your public shareholders, as set forth in more detail below. It is our conclusion that your profiteering at the expense of Americans under the guise of helping military veterans reveals your shameless disregard for our most honorable citizens. Furthermore, we believe your actions as CEO reveals a pattern of gross negligence and dereliction of duty that can expose the Company to a tsunami of litigation, which we believe your public shareholders deserve to be made aware of.


Are we really to believe that Black Rifle's recent meteoric stock price rise and ultimate collapse were just natural forces of the collective judgment of Black Rifle's business prospects? If so, we would like to note your stock was on the Threshold Securities List continuously from March 1, 2022, through May 9, 2022. Is it just a coincidence that the rise and collapse happened during this period? Not likely. We suspect the answer is obvious and is a result from your willful conduct designed to defraud investors by interfering with free market forces. It is our belief that you intentionally kept the available shares of Black Rifle stock artificially low, resulting in a "squeeze" so you could issue "exempted" stock to yourself during this period. The SEC has materials available that warn investors about schemes like what we believe happened here: "Fraudsters need to use some mechanism for issuing securities to themselves. Will often issue stock pursuant to an exemption to the SEC registration statements." We would not be surprised if the original idea came from your CFO, Greg Iverson, who was the subject of a securities fraud class action lawsuit alleging he participated in "artificially inflating" Overstock's price while he was their CFO.


We believe your plan was designed to artificially inflate your stock price by keeping the availability of Black Rifle's stock off the market. Since the public is likely not privy to the details regarding exactly how you may have accomplished this, I find it worthwhile to outline it here:


March 3, 2022; 15 business days after becoming a public company, we contend you breached your contract with the public by failing to file your S-1 that would have allowed additional shares on the market upon exercise of the Warrants. Per your Warrant Agreement, the Company agrees to file the S-1:
"in no event later than fifteen (15) Business Days after the closing of its initial Business Combination"
March 14, 2022 through May 4, 2022; Public investors had the contractual right to receive Black Rifle stock so long as you filed and made effective your S-1 (which you failed to get done during this period). In our communications with Black Rifle regarding this failure, your official response was that Black Rifle "was currently waiting on SEC comments and would make the S-1 effective as soon as possible." In addition to documenting our communications with you, we have our own documented communications with the SEC that make us believe your statements were false.  
March 29, 2022; You Mr. Hafer, awarded yourself 2,106,629 shares of Black Rifle common units by filing an "Exempt Registration Statement" and making yourself a tidy $42 million based on the $19.76 open price. Does any of this sound familiar to the tactics used by "Fraudsters" pointed out by the SEC Mr. Hafer?
April 4, 2022; Black Rifle announced the removal of the public's right to exercise and receive stock. The pure brazenness of this announcement left me incredulous, as if appearing to breach your fiduciary duty by lying to investors about the S-1 wasn't enough. I would deem this slamming the last nail in your shareholder's coffin.    
April 19, 2022; You, Mr. Hafer, awarded yourself an ADDITIONAL 2,106,628 shares of Black Rifle common units by filing another "Exempt Registration Statement" and making yourself an additional $47 million based on the $22.24 open price. P.S.  You may want to check the math on your calculation. According to Bloomberg's VWAP calculation, it appears you only hit 12 days above $20 dollars. I'm not sure you in fact hit your 20 days above $20 dollars (see appendix below for more details).
May 4, 2022; The public's right to get Black Rifle stock via their Warrants was officially removed by Black Rifle.
May 5, 2022; One day later, your S-1 became "EFFECTIVE." It is hard to believe the "SEC finally responded with comments" just a single day too late for your public shareholders.
Just in case you hadn't noticed Mr. Hafer, Black Rifle lost $4.8 billion in value (from $7.3 billion down to $2.5 billion) over the three-month period that you made tens of millions off your own stock. I find it hard to believe you were looking out for your shareholders as you were raking in the money. My heart sincerely goes out to each of those that were not so fortunate.


On a deeply personal level, adding insult to injury, my own military veteran father is one of your victims. Unlike you though, he served his county with honor. He has a CIB and was awarded a Purple Heart, Bronze Star Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Air Medal, and lost his leg. After hearing your story about supporting veterans, he purchased Black Rifle stock and subsequently lost 60% of his value. Now he dubs you "Crooked Hafer" and would love nothing more than to see you exposed for the criminal he believes you to be. Odds are that any money Black Rifle donated to military veterans is much less than what they probably lost in your stock. Personally, I'd be fearful if I were you. Executives have gone to jail for breaking securities laws.


We demand you prepare an "action plan" to address what we view as serious violations of Black Rifle Coffee's own Conflict of Interest Section published in your Code of Ethics


(https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_7e67246ed2187c5d2bfa6b43434b1899/blackriflecoffee/db/2227/20698/file/Code+of+Ethics.pdf):


"Conflicts of interest also arise when an employee, officer or director (or a member of his or her family) receives improper personal benefits as a result of his or her position in the Company."


This appears to be exactly what happened here. Time is of the essence here Mr. Hafer. Each day you delay preparing such an action plan puts your public shareholders (veterans included) at risk of losing more money.


What I am about to say may seem a bit harsh, Mr. Hafer, but is said with some authority. If you don't plan on responding to my letter and/or promptly preparing an "action plan," then I believe it's best you wind down Black Rifle Coffee, return what public money is left on the Company's balance sheet, and retreat to whatever bunker you came out of to do what you do best  donate money to the Democratic Party and smear conservatives as racists. The irreparable damage I believe your greed likely caused shareholders will never be repaid. We and veterans like my father, former customers, and shareholders must hold you accountable for any further exploitation of Americans for your personal gain.


Very truly yours,


Jonathan Wallentine
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