That's my thinking also. They were 1 step away from being public with cvsu but had to digress to the r/m route, with the added expenses. The IPO thing is laughable, since it's a way of generating money. Any underwriter would jump at the chance for something like this. Instead, it's a big red flag. Most of the guys on this board can barely spell, so they're easily duped by anything. I'm sure you know it.
The original SB-2 never made, btw. I doubt their "assets" can be booked the way they want. It's a real stretch to call it an asset.
The main concern should be that they pay HQ for that virtual office so when these guys call there, they can keep saying they're in meetings. It would be terrible if they call and are told that they owe money, even if it's only $140/month. lol
The most valuable commodity I know of is information
