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This is what a video/big tech deal looks like:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EROS?p=EROS&.tsrc=fin-srch
Too bad all verb gets are pr's without numbers.
"Tell Rory or whatever his name is to stop calling here.
If he wants to give us his software for free we'll take it but I doubt anybody is going to use it and we're not going to be paying for it".
New Verb "customer".
See you in too is more likely to see verb at zero.
The thing getting really small is the share price.
Unbelievable: A blog by a video marketing company that doesn't use video.
https://twitter.com/VerbTech_Co
KA CHING! Another $9 in the till. Alert the media.
That study is with Rich Bohn and the "Institutional Investors" in a secured non-disclosed location.
Two months later the stock is 50% lower and the outcome is still looking the same.
fuszball Tuesday, 07/09/19 09:54:43 AM
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I think it's most likely that one of two things happen. They try and make it look like this thing is gaining some traction and try and sell it or more likely, it fails and shareholders get wiped out and they use it as a shell with a nasdaq listing and losses to carry forward where Rory and his cronies can combine some new "pivot" idea to run it up again as a new scam.
Can you get your average cost basis below zero if you use the strategy long enough?
Verb is a Turd. Dollar cost averagers please turn out the lights when you leave.
Verb was approved to go on NASDAQ. How'd that work out?
It's obvious that this is still a marginal business in search of a market.
They'll run to China to pursue a dubious lead at best, rather than concentrate on a core market because they don't have one.
Verb is still hoping that the end user (the mlm salesperson) is going to be the moneymaker. They still don't understand that sales people aren't going to create their own web content or manage their websites.
Interesting that there has been no news or examples of any of that content library that was supposed to be created.
The only way this thing succeeds is if they happen to finally stumble over a market. Real estate, medical, education, mlm, taggs, walkouts, etc.
Still no adaption. Just a bunch of enterprise accounts that will probably drop verb when they see that their sales people aren't using it.
You nailed it. No need to listen to the call now unless you want to hear "together, together, together".
Do you know what a technical indicator is?
Always knew that entire Oracle deal was a mess. Same way "institutional investors" were used during the offering.
Can't wait for Rory's next performance. Sure to be a classic.
Time for Rory to pursue other interests or tend to family matters.
Again with the obfuscation. What are "users". Let's just talk about paying subscribers.
So who is the verb customer? The enterprise customer or the subscriber?
It's the enterprise customer. They could have millions of sales people but that doesn't mean that they are "subscribers".
So when verb signs a big mlm enterprise customer they really haven't signed a paying subscriber.
If verb had 700,000 subscribers (which it doesn't) paying $10/month where is the revenue?
If direct marketing companies experience 90% turnover of the sales force what is the actual acquisition cost of a new verb subscriber after 90 days?
What % of each verb mlm customer actually participate by using verb?
Of those that have actually paid for a subscription themselves what % have done so for 30, 60, 90 days?
What amount of revenue was earned last quarter by subscribers paying for 90 days or more?
All of these questions should be easy to answer. What are the chances you could get Rory to answer any of them?
Ans. ZERO
You're kidding, right?
This is typical BS Verb post to front run upcoming call.
How if Viiva just unveiled the product could it be generating record sales. Like always no numbers associated with the release.
Just Rory calling in a favor to allow him to put out a press release.
No facts, all hype. It's always about how rosy the future looks.
"Hang in there guys. Together, together, together. For at least until I have to leave." Rory.
VERB produces real-time, measurable results with shareholders reporting greater than 600% increases in down-ticks daily over the past year.
Data shows that VERB is 3300% faster than Enron on its way to zero.
Rory has missed the PIVOT point. Verb is now in the death spiral.
"The future could not be any brighter"
Rory
May 31,2018
What should the market cap be if none of the projections come to fruition?
How many projections have come to fruition so far?
Hope is not an investment strategy.
What's really disturbing is not that people are stupid but that they feel the need to convert others to stupidity.
Buckled up?
Does anyone ever wonder why a company selling a direct sales video product with CRM capability can't use that product to sell their own product?
Rory could have avoided all this by going out and interviewing 100 sales people and asking them if they'd like to create their own video's to sell their products. 90% or more would probably have told him NO.
Everything that's happened since it started has been about how to make a bad idea better.
It would have been so much better to start with a good idea and then work to make that better.
It's getting really late in the game.
More useless information. Let me know when and how much anybody pays for any Verb product.
The only practical use I've seen for this tech so far is using it to tell a bunch of 13 year olds where to go on the first day of school.
What does a school district pay anyway? 12.99/mo?
Rory would tell you that they're expanding on the moon if he thought it would get anyone interested.
There are nowhere near 750,000 subscribers. That's just a bad joke.
If Rory signs a deal with a company and they have 100,000 reps he calls them "subscribers". They are not. The company is the subscriber and they are not buying anything, as you can tell by the lack of detail in announcements for new deals. All they are doing is telling the reps that they can go ahead and buy this if they want to.
Rory BS'd about the prospects for this business from the beginning.
There is still no evidence that they have a product that anyone wants. If there was, you'd see more revenue by now. It looks like they're unlikely to hang on much longer.
Verb can only dream of being a beat up crap heap.
Wait and see what it looks like in a bear market when it's 25 investors no longer even check the price every day.
Verb has never delivered on anything other than hype.
What a surprise that would be.
Verb has never met any expectaions.
That's the same kind of crap thrown around regarding Oracle projections.
Do you know what they really were? ZERO.