Saturday, August 01, 2015 4:58:27 PM
LOL, I guess that would depend on how one defines "big business". My definition of "big business" does not include a pinksheet scam whose story appears to highly "flawed" in regards to nonexistent offices and manufacturing facilities, patents, and products. This is a company too, that owes one class of shareholders over $3 million bucks. To start a business using a corporate shell that deeply in debt seems insane. Why not use a clean shell? Why go public at all?
In terms of revenue, it will be interesting to see what this company claims for sales from its on-line store when (and if) it files its financials. Not that pinksheet financials are exactly trustworthy, but if they show more than a few tens of thousands in sales, I would be shocked. That doesn't sound like "big business" to me.
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