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The VERB team is releasing a steady stream of new store announcements and saying how things are going gangbusters.
Let's see what the 2023 financial report looks like.
My guess is that report will be less sanguine than the PRs.
And the goalposts will be moved once again...wait until the X quarter of 2024. Or the financials for 2024. Or 2025.
This is what Rory is hoping for. People dazzled enough by his bullshit to give him more time to show positive results.
Wait 'til Comer finds out about that!
/s
Yup. Anyone with a PACER account can locate the docket in the Southern District of New York. 1:2021cv11222
On January 17, 2023, FirstFire Global's motion to dismiss the case was granted. Link to the opinion: https://anonymfile.com/qqEY/darkpulse-opinion.pdf
DarkPulse filed a motion to appeal the same day. FirstFire made a motion for Attorney's Fees.
There has not been any activity on the docket regarding the appeal or the motion for fees.
There is ZERO indication that any settlement is coming let alone one for $38 million.
Earlier today there were two posts (by two different people) on the other board where share owners were lamenting their losses and expressing some hope for a share price rise based on the new store sign-ups.
Posts were deleted because they weren't all sunshine and puppy dogs.
Rory missed his calling as a televangelist. Different rubes, but same path to wealth.
Here is Rory's speech when he rang the opening bell at NASDAQ:
https://m.facebook.com/Nasdaq/videos/314613975878756/
Cutaia is scammer, huckster and liar.
Post from the "other board"
Stock offering at 0.73 per share, is that good?
Oh my!
Only a numbskull expects that the offering will sell for anything above the current market price of the stock. Quite the contrary. A quick Google search says the OS is currently around 19 million shares. If this offering sells out 100% that will more than double the OS.
Take a look at the expected use of proceeds in the offering document. 50% will be used for Marketing and 50% is slated for corporate overhead (salaries for Rory and the other people who work 4 days a week at best). That is a projected allocation of the funds and is not guaranteed.
Rory has already pissed away $ 180 million of investor capital. Why would anyone outside of a hospital for the insane believe that giving Rory more money will result in success.
73 cents? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Maybe 7 cents.
No Verb ice cream on Sundae. 3 day weekends!
One livestream on Market.live today. Two on Thursday, including octogenarian Frankie Avalon hawking his magic potions. Then another 3 day weekend for the staff. Back on Monday with a whopping two livestreams.
Let's hope these people REMEMBER the sabotaged border deal come November.
And the raping.
And the stolen documents.
And the fraud.
And the (fingers crossed) criminal convictions.
The message that you see when you try to open such a link is misleading. The Outlook client for Windows will not let you open a link in a message that is in your junk folder. It's likely the same on the Mac. This is by design.
As blackcat said, the solution is to move the message back to your inbox.
If there are messages from senders that you don't want cluttering your inbox, rather than flag the messages as junk, set up a rule in Outlook that puts the messages in a designated folder (name it Stuff I'll look at later, for example). When you have the inclination you can sort through those messages and click on links if you like. They should open.
Creating the rules can be tricky since the subject lines probably change all the time. You can try setting up the rule based on the sender's email address.
I belong to a "family gym" that has patrons from infants (there is on-site childcare and classes for tots on up) to the elderly. You often hear a parent calling their child's name or kids calling out the name of their friends.
For boys I hear a good number named Sam and Max. Names I always associated with old Jewish men.
No Seymours, though. Fortunately for them I'd say.
My company spends almost $10,000 every month on Microsoft subscriptions. In very rare instances we need to get tech support from them.
Their phone/email support is rarely helpful. We've had tickets open with them for weeks that get no response.
We have much better luck googling the problem and trying to weed our way through the hits to find ones that look like they may work.
Will Rory be using VERB money to entertain "clients" at the Super Bowl?
One livestream today - at noon. Then Friday, Saturday, Sunday off for the Verb team. Back on Monday with 2 livestreams.
This is not a business.
What about hamberders? Will the prison supply him with McDonalds hamberders?
You need to find time to tune in whenever a streamer decides to broadcast. If that means telling your boss that you need an hour to watch someone make a sandwich then that's what you need to do.
I don't see the problem.
/s
Ash is added to certain cheeses to reduce the acidity.
https://cheesemaking.com/pages/goat-cheese-recipe-with-ash-info
And who will Rory blame for that? Federal Reserve? Capital Markets? Easter Bunny?
I don’t know how this company makes it much further.
TFG does not joke because he has no sense of humor.
He also has no friends. At best he has hangers-on.
He's a lonely, insecure, despicable excuse for a human being.
Here you go:
Marjorie Taylor Greene: The Founding Fathers intended impeachment to be used to deal with the commission of in-dick-ta-ble crimes... pic.twitter.com/hVhr1FzsMQ
— MeidasTouch (@MeidasTouch) February 1, 2024
Did you see the video of MTG pronouncing the word INDICTABLE?
There are issues that go beyond the Market livestream schedule.
I don't think Rory has ever explained how Verb is going to monetize the TikTok relationship or any other seller. As I'm sure you've seen on the "other site" there are new vendors signing up for Market, but so what?
Every one of those sellers has their own web site. Other than some theoretical initial exposure (a joke unto itself because no one knows about Market) the fulfillment for many of those sellers is being done themselves. One of the new sellers is a doggy treats bakery. I'm sure they ship that stuff directly...Verb ain't warehousing freshly baked doggy treats.
And I'm sure the seller has some sort of auto-ship program on their own web site.
So as unlikely as it may be, let's say someone sees doggy treats for sale on Market and they (super unlikely) place an order through Market (vs. going directly to the bakery's web site). That order is being fulfilled by the bakery and Verb gets...30%? You know that the bakery is going to do everything possible to get that customer to buy direct for future orders. The bakery can sign up the customer for auto-ship and there is no fee paid to Verb.
The entire business model is poorly conceived and lacks common sense.
The hard working people at Verb have two livestreams on the schedule for Thursday. Then a well deserved 3 day weekend (everyone know that people don't shop on weekends) and then back with a whopping 2 livestreams on Monday.
Rory and his team are killing it.
/s
Almost as ugly on the outside as she is on the inside.
It's true.
Years ago I was at a friend's home and his cat dropped dead right before our eyes. The cat had been running around the living room and just tipped over onto its side and was...dead. My friend, his wife and I were heading to an event that we didn't want to miss so...what to do with the cat? This was a small town and my friend was friends with the police chief. He called the chief who promptly had a squad car show up at the front door. A police officer placed the kitty corpse into a cardboard box, put the box into the trunk of the patrol car and drove away. All in a matter of 5 minutes.
No one knew what happened to the kitty corpse until I ran into that police chief one day and I asked him how the cat was disposed of. "We have an empty lot in town where there are lots of coyotes and other animals. Whenever we pick up roadkill we toss them into that lot. That's what we did with the cat."
The chief was a Viet Nam vet and had seen some shit. Disposing of a dead cat was a yawner to him.
He seems not to have been very bright.
Janice is concerned that the person who steals your phone would murder you, then use your corpse to pass the facial recognition test. Or perhaps the thief will cut off your index finger and use that to access the phone. After all, it's much easier to carry around a finger than an entire corpse.
Edit: Please don't ask me how I know this.
If you've ever seen the YouTube channel for The Lockpicking Lawyer (check it out...he has hundreds of videos) you can see that just about any lock can be opened with some simple tools and minimal skills. Some locks he opens quicker with some random item (he's opened a bunch of locks using strips cut from from an aluminum can) than you can open the lock with a key. As has been said many times, locks only keep the honest people out.
In my case, opening my garage door won't get you very far since there is another door you need to get through to get from the garage into the house. But the murder thing will keep me up nights now. Thanks, Janice.
For a while Amazon was pushing a system that would allow their delivery drivers to actually enter your home using an app so they can place your deliveries securely inside the front door. It was bundled with a security camera that recorded the activity any time the door was unlocked using the app - to discourage their delivery people from making a sandwich and using the bathroom while you aren't there. Oh, and lying in wait to kill you if that's their predilection.
I buy lots of stuff for my business from Amazon and we get deliveries from them almost every day. On Thursday night my phone rang just after 9pm. It was an Amazon delivery driver who was trying to drop off a package at my office (which is about 10 minutes from my home). The driver started out asking "You speak Spanish?" To which I replied: "no." She forged ahead speaking in Spanish for about 15 seconds. Of course I had no idea what she was saying...so I hung up. She called back a few minutes later and had a friend conferenced in to translate. She wanted me to "come outside" to meet her. My office is in a complex with several buildings and dozens of businesses. No one is there at night (as far as I know). I certainly couldn't "come outside" to meet her. Eventually she was able to locate our front door and I can remotely buzzed the door open (from my phone!). Package successfully delivered at around 9:30pm.
Have the people who buy these things considered that if their phone is ever stolen or hacked, the perp could get into their houses, steal everything of value, and lie in wait to murder them when they came home?
Convenience. And no clean up. The question is what the Juicero machine added to the concept of squeezing the bag that contained the pulp. The answer turned out to be...nada. The laughter started early and the company never recovered. $ 120 million in investor money...POOF.
Why should you have to buy "pre-pulped" packages?
My garage door didn't have the "app" functionality when I had it installed. I bought the "My Q" kit on Amazon and installed it myself in a few minutes.
https://www.liftmaster.com/myq
Other brands have retrofit kits too, including Genie. Your door probably can be controlled by an app!
Edit: Here's a link to the kit. It works with many different door brands.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08GD3D9YJ
I think it's a solution in search of a problem.
See: Juicero: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicero
But what do you think of the "invisible" cooktop itself?
I have one of those app connected thermostats. Once in a while I use the app to change the temp, but most of the time I walk over to the thermostat and adjust it up and down by pushing a couple of buttons.
The one "home connected" device I like is for my garage door opener. My car has a built in function (once you program it) to open and close the garage door, but sometimes I leave the house through the garage without taking my car. I can open or close the garage door using the phone app. Pretty handy. It also tells me whether the door is open or closed which can be helpful.
I watched this video about the Invisicook:
ZRFY (then SFOR) had a company financing the patent litigation. The contingent liability to pay that company back is still on the balance sheet.
This time the lawyers fees are being paid by the shareholders. The company is anything but awash in cash...shares being issued all the time just to pay the salaries and benefits of the 3 amigos. I wouldn't expect Mark is too happy to take his limited amount of money raising ability only to have the lawyers take it. That's rightfully Mark's money for all of his hard work. /s
The 10k isn't due until the end of March. Last year it was delayed until April 17. But if/when the revenues are still almost negligible, all the pivoting that Rory has done will allow him to say "Well, we just started our groundbreaking (his word from the September 5,. 2023 PR) TikTok partnership so the 2023 results don't reflect all that will be happening...soon!"
Has anyone seen the TV commercials?
Why don't we see more of crackhead Mike Lindell's livestreams? FOX News pulled the plug on his ads for non-payment. He should welcome the ability to present to the 3 or 4 people that tune into Market.live. It's almost like having Mike come to your house to show you his (lumpy) pillows in person.
BTW, the company that has RS 500 million to 1 (with a current share price of .0005) is still "doing business." Their last quarterly shows an annual run-rate of $ 100k in revenue. The top 3 executives all draw salaries over $ 200k each.
Every once in a while the CEO will issue a new PR saying that he sees a new multi-million dollar deal just around the quarter.
The money never shows up.
Sound familiar?
Let's not forget about the "grab 'em by the pussy" recording.