I've noticed the same thing. In fact I have documented it very well. All of those shows I have documented because I'm writing a documentary on the whole sector manipulation. Part of me believes that the connections within the group running that show are deeper than one thinks. Listen back to the Amer Smoke show, it will give you hints. Due some DD on that.
What I've seen said on some forums is deeply incriminating for some individuals, specifically the masked one. I have traced various individuals linked to that group, that are also linked to prior failed shell company tickers. Also, an ousted SEC employee who's wife is now located in Miami, and also happened to be the attorney linked to the scam team that works QEDN. Too many things linking together to turn away.
When or if the story is published, it will expose a lot of criminal activity among these individuals, their connections, and their teams. It will likely not change anything because the SEC is too overwhelmed with crap to deal with these small team tickers.
I say all of this as a large holder of this stock, not as a basher. And I also say that I hope I can recover some funds that are now stuck in this.
However, from the deep research that I have done in the S. Fl area, Dror is sinking this thing into debt purgatory.
This is clearly detailed further if you do research in his failed prior companies like INLC(Inelco), Onteco, and HSCO(HiScore). He did the same process over 12-24 months with those companies. Some of the players are even the same like Jorge the CFO, an individual with the last name of Moyes, and someone with the same last name called Doron.
I tediously went through tons of Ihub posts for those tickers dating back 4 years, and it read like the SPLI to VPOR story. Scary. Go read, it's all still there.
In fact, the law suit against Dror regarding INLC(Inelco), has a paragraph in the legal documentation and recording, that describes what he just did with the added debt in VPOR. If you search for the INLC case legal transcript, I believe it's paragraph 31 or 34 in which it describes him diluting using the term "investment company". Vaguely referring to added debt but not explaining who is the debtor. It's probably private investor friends of his loaning to the company, and then diluting into it for a 30% profit. Dror wins, his buddy wins, shareholders get pooped on.
I'm so deeply in the red on this POS that I might as well stick around and see what happens. Selling now to recover losses in another ticker won't work, not enough ammo to do that. My hopes in this, which at this point for me are 50/50 chance, are the following:
1- VPOR actually has proven product and sales from what I have discovered. I still haven't further confirmed with distributors and shops, but I hope to soon. Someone that visits the VPOR office, needs to ask for an exact list of retail shops they are in. I find it strange that VPOR does not have the 1,000 locations listed on their website, that's just stupid business or it's a lie. The 1,000 loc list was from the Potstock radio Aug interview. Again, the research I've done has spanned over 9 months, and from what I can tell VPOR is real, when INLC/ONTC and HSCO were bullshit shell companies. Perhaps god willing, Dror took his riches and decided to go legit. Or, this time around after the last lawsuit, he figured he should show some revenues to keep the lie behind the curtain for a little longer. There are still holes that need to be addressed like the location list for products and more.
2- The various visits by shareholders. Part of me thinks it's pumpers working for the company, but I can't substantiate that yet.I'm hoping these people are NOT on the Dror payroll. I have begun deep research on this, but it will be very hard to prove because everyone uses social media to hide true identity.
3- I'm hoping for a pop in Jan-Mar, enough to get out at even share price. No I wasn't one of those that purchased when the masked man was telling people to buy at .30. I at least knew better than to do that. However, dumb me for not selling when it when into the teens.
Let's hope we move with the sector early next year, before we turn into the next INLC, ONTC, HSCO.
