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Saturday, 11/19/2016 10:28:49 AM

Saturday, November 19, 2016 10:28:49 AM

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@PLAY SOCIALLY IN FIELDS OF E-COMMERCE
I'm a long time investor that loves to talk up my investments.
Some would call me a pumper while others would label me as a pro-active investor.
Whatever the title, this is one story that's hard not to talk about.
All too often, we see fat talking public company CEO's going on about how great their company is and how they are going to change the world.
For the most part, these self-serving protectionists of their undeserved investor fuelled salaries offer up 99% lip and 1% rip.
Their failure to deliver is manifested in their lack of monetization and their constant hand gravitation to investor pockets.
Once in a rare while, the real deal comes around.
This is one of those rare times.
We have a CEO that's not interested in doing any dilutive financing.
We have a CEO that doesn't even draw a salary (full disclosure:I heard this 3rd party)
We have a CEO that has over $23 million of skin in the game.
We have a CEO that has genius certification as evidenced by his patent holdings.
Mark Itwaru is a most unusual guy indeed.
The Deal: Keek Inc. offers high visibility to their investors by way of the Peeks app (see peeks.com and download it today).
The app speaks for itself literally.
It is cutting edge livestreaming.
But with a difference.
Peeks has a built in proprietary payment technology that enables real time real money commerce exchange.
This is very very very important because it is this additive that is the nitroglycerin to transacting commerce.
Every multi billion dollar social giant is missing this additive: Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram et al.
I'm going to keep this post short but I will leave you something to think long and hard about.
I have posted a link below.
Look at that headline.
Yup, that's the arena Peeks will soon be entering.
Enter the "offer box".
Coming soon......


Global e-commerce market is worth $22 trillion: UNCTAD - The Economic Times
economictimes.indiatimes.com › ... › Retail
Jul 19, 2016 - China is the worlds largest business-to-consumer (B2C) ecommerce market, both in terms of sales and in number of online shoppers, followed by the US and Japan.

Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=v.kek&postid=25484501#Z5suXyyLOYY1IMiG.99