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As someone who currently pays almost $ 1,000 per month for bottom of the barrel health insurance, I'd say that Medicare is a solid good thing about getting old. Or older, anyway.
Well, tying everything to the blockchain was a flop, so to generate sales the latest push is AI.
Marketing people.
Well, all of the attendees of the Libertarian convention have earned themselves a spot on TFG's retribution list.
Yeah, but the amigos are still scamming so clearly your solution did not work.
Time to go full voodoo!
I prefer the term "realistic bunch."
You'd rather believe that Mark has your best interests at heart and that even one of the numerous "multi-million dollars deals" are going to come through one day? LOL.
Good luck when the announced RS becomes effective...assuming they can come up with the money to pay for the required filings.
Hmmm. I'll have to ask the local zoning official about that. In my neck of the woods fences are tightly regulated. I'm looking to have my driveway repaved this year and I have to get clearance from the zoning guy because driveways have to be a certain distance from the property line.
The upwardly mobile start voting their wallet instead of what is good for society. Lifting up the ladder so those still downtrodden present less competition.
It's a story as old as time.
Kids in those years can be brutal. We would torture (not physically, of course) substitute teachers. Most of them were ill equipped for the job in the first place and putting them into a room with 13 to 15 year olds was asking for trouble. I remember one sub in particular who filled in for a physics teacher who was out for a day or two. The sub commanded no respect and those couple of days were mayhem. The sub wrote up a multi-page report for the physics teacher on what went on during the absence.
When he returned to work, the physics teacher read the report aloud to the class. It was a scream. One sentence in particular sticks with me many decades later: "I told the students that they were not to play with the string or the tape. They played with the string and the tape."
Are we talking about the same FG? He puts no real effort into anything other than to come up with new ways to fleece his flock. He's lazy beyond compare.
That can happen if you were born with a silver spoon jammed down the back of your throat.
TFG's children are headed down the same path.
The reference is to the way that then NY Governor Andrew Cuomo handled elderly Covid patients who were, early in the pandemic, directed to be sent from hospital rooms back into nursing homes, which caused lots of additional cases and deaths. Cuomo was rightfully lambasted for that decision.
Wikipedia says that he is.
Your comment about thin toilet paper reminder me of this video, which I found to be hilarious...and somewhat sad:
https://www.reddit.com/r/TikTokCringe/comments/1cuxcax/things_that_my_8th_graders_have_said_to_me/
If only I had the time.
Here is a link to the full article, with my complements:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/22/us/justice-alito-flag-appeal-to-heaven.html?unlocked_article_code=1.uE0.7l12.coDMFRH1YiAZ&smid=url-share
It's not a surprise, really. TFG doesn't have a true opinion about anything because he is a) stupid and b) amoral. When a question comes up about policy he spews word salad that make absolutely no sense. Then he talks to advisors about which position will give him the best support amongst the MAGA base. Then he spews that position.
He does it all the time.
The company has probably run out of cash and Mark can't find a way to raise any. The only reason the company exists is to pay the exorbitant salaries of the 3 amigos. The never ending predictions of "we see millions in revenue on the horizon" have always been a farce.
Declaring BK costs money for filing fees and lawyers. As of the last SEC filing, for the quarter ended September 30, 2023 total assets were only $ 91,000 ($ 34K of that in cash) vs liabilities of more than $ 17 million. There is no value here so nothing to pledge against a loan.
The end of this scam may be upon us.
Hey, an increase from 7k to 10k is more than 40%. You gonna sneeze at that?
I don't think the company has ever made it clear how they intend to bring in revenue from the latest PIVOT to TikTok Shop. The info that I've seen indicates they will be charging fees to prospective sellers on how to sell on video and by renting space at the two VERB studios. Are they also getting a percentage of each sale? How would that work??
Has VERB given up on the highly touted concept of drop shipping on behalf of sellers? That was a joke from the beginning; there is no way that VERB was going to keep all the magic potions and cheap-ass Chinese clothing in a warehouse and become a fulfillment company. Hell, Rory had a big deal about how being in the physical product business was a dead end, which is why he jettisoned that portion of the Sound Concepts business.
Then again, Rory said that sellers were going to be shutting down their own web sites and using market.live as their sole way to do business with customers. I don't think Rory could cite a single example where that happened. It's was just another lie.
Enough about the stock price
There are 3 livestreams scheduled for today (Margot, Ali, Doll10). And then a 5 day Holiday Weekend for all the hard working people at VERB. Market.live returns next Tuesday, May 28 with 2 more livestreams. Then 3 livestreams on Wednesday May 29 (Margot, Ali and Doll10 again) followed by another 5 day weekend.
Market.live is now on a steady schedule of 2 days working followed by 5 days off. The employees must be exhausted working so hard.
Rory has created quite the successful business.
Paper trail is everything, especially when the yearly audit is conducted. They thrive on paper.
Lately I've been seeing plenty of nasty looking green onions in the supermarket. Even Wegman's, which is known for its superior produce, had plenty of mangy looking GOs for sale. Last week I found some nice ones at ShopRite and bought 'em.
And the red onions this year are hit or miss. Plenty of moldy looking/bruised specimens that should never have been put out for sale.
One possible scenario: The auditors require payment up front for their work and have not been paid so the 2023 10-K can't be filed. The company has no cash and has no ability to bring in more cash. As a delinquent filer, the SEC kicks ZRFY to the "Expert Market." The company declares bankruptcy which effectively stops the gravy train for Mark, George and Raj.
The end.
Resurrecting the discussion about checks (and cards). Our business primarily works for government agencies and paper everything is de rigueur. Before payments are made by these agencies they require certain forms be filled out, signed and returned. The amount could be $ 15,000 or it could be $ 5. Same paperwork either way. For amounts less than $ 10 I don't even bother sending an invoice any more because the steps required to get paid just take up too much time.
For the longest time government would only accept original documents sent through the snail mail. They wanted an "original signature" and it had to be in blue ink. Thankfully, all now accept scanned/emailed documents except one holdout. That guy still insists on snail mail copies of documents. I add a hidden nuisance fee to those invoices.
A good percentage of them are indeed stupid, but there are others who are smart and racist. Those are the ones to be concerned about.
And the sheets!
My mother did the same in the 1970s...back to teaching; and the union she belonged to was part of the Teamsters. My father owned a trucking company and had dealt with the Teamers trying to organize the company workforce at least twice over the years. There was some interesting dinner talk in those days.
Woo Hoo. A new seller has been added to Market.live. Scott's Protein Balls is now in the rotation.
That means there are a total of **5** ...coutem' **5** sellers using Market.live to hawk their wares:
1) Drew Dorsey
2) Margot's Daily Picks
3) All Things Ali
4) Doll 10
5) Scott and his balls
Market.live streams are on their way to becoming as extinct as the DoDo bird. Live shows only appear on Tuesdays and Wednesdays (no, really!) so your first opportunity to catch Scott's balls will be this coming Tuesday at 3pm eastern.
PIVOT, RORY! PIVOT!!!!
Did you intend say They probably can't find an accounting firm willing to put their name on an audit.
Unlike some of the other slimeball companies on the OTC, I don't think ZRFY has had issues with the audit process. Could the audit firm demand to be paid in full before they will sign the audit? Yup. Could it be that Mark, George and Raj drained the bank accounts of every last dollar so there is no money left to pay those audit fees? Entirely possible.
If you missed your chance to watch a Market.live show (and buy merchandise) fear not because next week there are...checks notes...four livestreams next week. Four.
And the week after that...four again.
It's the same four people on the schedule all the way through July 3.
Where is the growing list of sellers that Rory said were using the platform to hawk their goods? Where are the influencers? How is the drop ship program gowing?
All lies from Rory.
The dilution has been huge and is ongoing. Shareholders from a year ago own a small percentage of the company at this point.
10-QSB is a special form of the 10-Q that is for small businesses.
The company is delinquent in its filing of its 2023 10-K.
The wheels are falling off the bus.
You are correct. Typical merchant fees include a base cost for each transaction plus a percentage of the charge. When my business accepts a card (a rare occasion since we receive paper checks for 99% of our invoices) we are charged 30 cents plus 2.9% of the sale amount. If we had a large volume I'm sure those fees can be negotiated downward but still the cost to the organization to accept a 1 cent donation will be more than a penny.
At least 90% of the people who use the term "communist" have no idea what the word means.
I've never been to Detroit and surely it has a history of boom and bust but is it on the verge of a boom once again?
Within the last week or so I read an article (either the Wall Street Journal or the NY Times...can't remember which) about how Detroit has become a model for reinventing a city. The downtown is once again becoming vibrant, led by the owner of Rocket Mortgage, who invested money in an area that virtually everyone else had given up on. Detroit is one of the non-rural areas of the country where housing is still affordable so businesses are starting to locate there since they can hire workers less expensively than on the costs.
What I've read about Minneapolis, on the other hand, is much more bleak. With entire downtown office buildings abandoned and the feral element taking over the streets.
They are delinquent in their filing obligations on two fronts: most notably the 10-K for 2023. The email you received from Kay about the delay being caused by a change of accountants also demonstrates that they are delinquent in their filing of an 8-K which noting that event.
There is the possibility that the SEC is going to have the stock dumped into the OTC "Expert Market" which should mean game over. Mark, George and Raj will have walked away with millions of ill gotten gain, but at least this will all come to an end.
https://blog.otcmarkets.com/2020/05/01/exploring-the-investor-impact-of-an-sec-rule-proposal/
https://blog.otcmarkets.com/2021/03/25/understanding-the-expert-market/
The better question is when ZRFY will appear the FINRA daily list for the (up to) 1:1000 RS.
When the stock goes up to 20 cents we can then predict how long it will take to drop to .0001 once again
You should demand a refund!
Gotcha. OS info I saw was as of March 31, 2024.
The constant dilution is necessary to keep up with Rory's profligate spending. And a reminder that the millions received from the sale of the SaaS business was originally slated to fund the purchase of a revenue producing company. Instead the money went to cover ongoing expenses and to pay back money that Rory loaned to Verb.
Money put into the company by equity holders is long gone. Rory doesn't give a rat's arse about them. It's the new money people that he covets.