This isn't the directors private piggy bank, it's a public company and all the assets belong to said public % of ownership in common shares. The company is taking in revenue but failing to report. The company just moved which is a material event but is failing to disclose or confirm the move through PR. The company has information on OTCMarkets which is not current/accurate, one being the CPA featured on OTC who was fired by the CEO some time ago (PR'ed). Not sure about the attorneys listed on OTC but I may have to make a phone call to find out if they are current council. Madison Transfer is still ungagged so we know the share structure has not changed, no dilution in years pretty much. This is not a no revenue scam shell. Real company well established over many years 5+. The company took public money through dilution to fund it's existence and now fails to report revenue to the very public who invested in it's ability to function current day. If salaries are being paid and revenue collected, the shareholders have a right to those numbers. I'm betting FINRA and the SEC would agree.
If the company goes dark with our money and continues to generate income and pay salaries, I have a problem with that. A big problem considering I have PR's in hand and have listened to conference calls that pretty much tell me failing to report wouldn't happen. Nothing about disclosure intent are forward looking as I see it. Revenue is forward looking and changes, the ability of the CEO to communicate rarely if ever changes unless medical.
