It’s not as simple as that. The fact remains that Tautachrome has failed to deliver on anything that they’ve promised. Why should I be excited about receiving tokens, when they should have been issued well over a year ago. My investment in this company is down over 95%, because they never delivered on their promises.
At its height in January 2018, things were looking great. Then, out of the blue, they make an announcement that things need to be cleared with the SEC prior to the free token distribution. From that point on, the PPS was doomed. They act before they think things through. A good analogy would be for a flight crew to go through a takeoff checklist so fast that they think they’ve done something, but actually have not. If you think you set the flaps for takeoff, but in reality you neglected to do so, the plane is going to crash. TTCM is constantly providing timeline checklists, but never following through on a single thing.
Of course I would want the dividend, however; it’s just another case of Tautachrome acting before they think. The initial instructions indicated that your broker had to physically mail, or use a courier service to provide information on how many shares an investor had on two separate dates. It troubles me that once again they had to issue a correction, and a new set of instructions. If they’re incapable of doing simple tasks, how are they ever going to come out with and manage a successful product.
While I would like to receive the tokens that are owed to me; it’s pretty difficult to retain any sense of positivity going forward. There’s simply no reason to believe that things will be any different in the future than they’ve been in the past. When most companies make mistakes, they use them as a guide going forward. TTCM makes really bad business decisions, decisions that cost investors to lose massive amounts of money. You would think that they would learn from their mistakes, but they don’t. They don’t just over promise and under deliver; they over promise and deliver virtually nothing.
