I'm sorry Jeff but I can't agree with you.
The bottom line here is you're not making enough money to cover your deficits and that makes Legion-M an imminent crash company.
A total loss.
The only reliable positive cash source you have now is the naive investors who continue to plug money into your company with the mistaken hopes of some type of return some day and the consistent Amway rah, rah that keeps them clamoring for more while simultaneously blindly defending thin veil of credibility you two present.
If I'm wrong on this I'll be the first to apologize publicly to both of you and to even endorse your dream but the fact of the matter is that you have no business model, no "reliable" product or service and no plan to change that's been made public to date.
You are Carolco in its later days and you don't even have a First Blood or Total Recall to show yet.
Legion-M is currently a great advertising model but a horrible profit model.
Worse than that is that you have made no P&L statements or disclosures that any corporate company that's working legitimately makes to its investors.
If you have nothing to hide and you're doing your absolute best to succeed, why not show your figures publicly?
Added to that your best defense on this site (which incidentally, is not censored by you) is not even a forward looking statement of action, it's a gilded explanation of your past performance.
I started this site because I am an investor.
I'm unhappy with the progress and personally I think you two should step down and let someone who knows how to make money take over.
Without getting into the semantics of your business developement let me say this.
I make less than %50k/yr and I live in a 4000 sqft home and drive two cars and while I don't live in Calif where I understand expenses are greater than here in Virginia, you can bet that if I were starting your company, I'd find a way to draw even less than $50 annually that wouldn't involve pumping unwitting investors.
I'd also have a team of people paid to find new ways to generate more money into the company than that going out.
