I defy anyone to find "Tauri-Gum" on Alibaba by using a less specific more generic product description, i.e. how about trying "CBD chewing gum"! It can't be found, which says TAUG's Alibaba listing is pretty mcuh a YAWNER, aside from the fact it cost the TAUG shareholders some cash to get buy in!
99.9+% of the buyers in the World have no clue about the Tauri-Gum brand, thus they will not be buying the product without the help of "keyword search recognition". So far, basic keywords like "CBD" and "chewing gum" don't work! How much more basic can it get?
Looking at the Alibaba sellers' tab, it appears TAUG paid a minimum of $4199 to list 3 gum products. Interestingly, although listed, a buyer cannot order the Tauri-Gum via Alibaba. The buyer must specifically contact NON-EMPLOYEE CONSULTANT CEO Seth Shaw to "negotiate" the details of an order! What a hassle! And buyers will not put up with it!
WITH NO BRAND RECOGNITION AND THE INCONVENIENCE OF HAVING TO CONTACT TAUG DIRECTLY, THERE IS A ALMOST NO CHANCE TAUG WILL SELL ANY OF IT'S CBD PRODUCTS VIA ALIBABA!
Obviously the Alibaba PR, which was approved, if not authored by NON-EMPLOYEE CONSULTANT CEO Seth Shaw, is completely hyped-up share price pumping tripe! The Alibabi listing will do nothing for the TAUG investors!
The ease of hooking up with Alibaba, but the delay in hooking up with Amazon, speaks volumes about the rigors of each sites' vetting process. TAUG announced pursuing an Amazon listing months ago and still nothing! Maybe Amazon requires more than signing up and paying a $4199 invoice to be listed as a Gold Service Seller!
