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Comment by Tom Frey on November 8, 2011 at 7:50am

ok thanks

 

Comment by Adam Thomas on November 8, 2011 at 7:48am

Dominic,
There are no permits that have been issued for Utica shale anywhere in Trumbull county according to the ODNR website as of yesterday. There has to be a permit issued before drilling can go on so if there is drilling in Trumbull county it must be a shallow well.

Tom Frey, I am proud to say that I do. I am also a satisfied client.

Comment by Dominic R. Spelich on November 8, 2011 at 5:55am

Is there drilling happening anywhere in Trumbull County? I have heard they may drill in Bristol. Is this true?

Comment by Tom Frey on November 8, 2011 at 5:52am

Adam, I have been reading this for awhile now. I just want to know one thing. Do you work for wishgaurd?

Comment by Adam Thomas on November 8, 2011 at 5:47am

Good plan Tom. Since you have no evidence and have tried multiple times to prove me wrong and couldn't then resort to kindergarten name calling and avoid facts all together. Lol. Nice try. To answer your statement, I will be attending a logger's standard council meeting representing the northeast Ohio loggers chapter tomorrow in Columbus. You see the people I work with do know me and fully do feel comfortable with me representing them in the Ohio forestry association. That is why at our next meeting, I will be sworn in as the president of our chapter. But thanks for bringing that up. You may want to find someone else to target as you are wasting your time on me. I can back up what I speak of.

Comment by Craig Stull on November 4, 2011 at 10:39am

Adam, there is a deal. o/g companies are spending money, and the test wells are not finished yet. read comments for alov updates. and you thought you knew something. 

                                             Good DAY

                     

Comment by Adam Thomas on November 2, 2011 at 4:53pm

Craig, 

Has it occurred to you as to why there is no deal yet?  Is it perhaps that the o/g companies do not want to spend money up here until chesapeake gets done drilling the test well in Geauga county to see what they do first?  If the o/g companies can drag the ALOV group along just a little longer than they can know what the area holds without having to pay money to "speculate".  If the results turn out good then they will lease anything they can get their hands on.

Even Chesapeak is drilling those wells on old 1969-1970 leases.  They didn't even spend money on leasing this far north!  There is a reason for that.  It is a gamble at this point.  If they can find out what the area holds without spending money to lease than it is perfect for them and all the people lured in by big up-front money sit and wait.  If the results come back "bad" then they simply walk away and the people that have deals made on their property get paid while the people holding out get $0.  ALOV has had how many months and they can't even give the members a copy of a lease to read over yet they just keep saying..."a couple more weeks" or that they are "looking" for a place to hold 1500 people.  Wake up!!!!!!!!!  They are buying time!

By the way Tanya, you are starting to see how these o/g companies play the game.  I wonder how many of Chesapeaks subsidiaries are bidding on the same acreage to buy time? 

There is a reason they like these large groups!  I bet if those test wells come back good then they would be happy to take that acreage and as fast as they can before the word gets out and they have to pay what it is worth when the acreage is actually proven.  I bet there won't be any trouble communicating to the members or finding a place to get together as soon as those results are back.

This is purely my theory.  I hope whatever happens benefits all the residents of this area.  I just hate to see so many people that don't understand how they can be mislead and not even realize it until it is too late.  I wish you all good luck in this ordeal.  Just don't get blinded by up-front money because when that money is gone, you are stuck with what you signed for potentially a long time!

Good luck and good night!

Adam

Comment by Craig Stull on November 2, 2011 at 12:52pm

Tom, trumbull county alov (group c) are still negotiating with several o/g companies. alov ( group b) in several counties to the south just came to an agreement with an o/g company last week and had negotiations for nearly six months.  If I had to take an educated guess it will be a while longer. I,m thinking mabey after the first of the year. We can only wait and see, I think it will be well worth the wait. Good luck

Comment by theresa r barbe on November 2, 2011 at 7:57am

heard that they are looking for a place to have a meeting for 1500 people

Comment by Tom Frey on November 2, 2011 at 3:11am

Has anyone heard anything from ALOV for the trumbull county area?

 

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