Vaycaychella Inc (VAYK)

[lumpy9200]

I'm out of WSGF,at least for now. Yesterday sold all my position except 100,000 shares "just in case", but this morning I sold those too and didnt even try and wait for a better price. I still think this company could be legit, and we're probably at the bottom here, but after re-reading one of the last PRs and doing a little more looking into that Havana, Cuba house, I just couldn't stay in. First off was the PR. I guess I read it quickly when it came out, as I didn't catch the typos. They write bookings.com every time they mention that company. There is no "s" in the name, it's booking.com, not bookings. That may seem like a minor issue, but they do it over and over and over. Then there's one spot where they call themseleves Vayacaychella, adding an "a" as the 4th letter instead of Vaycaychella. Spelling your own name wrong??? It's just unforgivable, and adds to the questions swirling around this company. I then looked deeper into the Havana house that the poster Nistel first brought to our attention as being a Mac Tourism property. I thought it was possible....likely, even....that the house owner was a private citizen who bought the house from Vaycaychella and allowed it to be rented through Mac Tourism. As I had posted before, this would explain why Mac Tourism hadn't ever heard of Vaycaychella. They'd have no reason to. But I went on other sites (like booking.com coincidentally enough) to see if that house could be rented elsewhere, not just through Mac. The house IS available to rent on booking.com and other places, so I was excited for the validation that it isn't a Mac Tourism-owned house. And then I saw that it is a "Mac property", and even renting through booking.com you're still renting with Mac Tourism. All the comments left by previous guests at the house were responded to by Mac. Yes, it could still be that Mac is the sole "renter" of the property, but it's owned by a private person who bought and mortgaged the house through Vaycaychella. But I'm now thinking that's less likely. I might have considered sticking it out here, but I have other stocks I'm wanting to invest in that have less uncertainties than this one. I wish all longs the best, and I hope the stock does go up for anyone who is staying in.