Thursday, March 03, 2016 7:36:20 PM
It's really easy to start a business, it's really hard to make it profitable. Most people will quit and try something else before they see profitability because it's easier than figuring out how to get to the next level at what they are doing. That's exactly what George has done with Stevia Corp. He failed for years to make stevia profitable and since he doesn't have what it takes to figure it out, he's distracting himself (and shareholders) with "expansions," raising tons of capital and paying himself an insane wage in the meanwhile.
Everyone who invested in STEV in 2013 was partially attracted to the company because George purchased a large amount of shares with his own money. Turns out he's able to afford it because he pumps his company, raises millions in toxic financing, and then pays himself back with interest in wages that haven't been made public.
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