Just cause old Rory “says” he’s never sold a share doesn’t make it true. I’m sure he’s figured out ways to bleed the company without any form 4s
Being that the public eye has caught Rory lying on multiple occasions, nothing would surprise me with him at this point. I'm not gonna sit here and say he is selling shares without us knowing someway, but I wouldn't be surprised.
All the SEC/FINRA violating files that are out there from old Dennis Mcmurray all the way up to Nancy from Verbs board. Not to mention, Jeff's actions behind closed doors when only certain people were around.
I remember getting a hold of the SEC, it was some time ago in regards to what Rory says to the public at times and then that incident with Jeff. It was some male worker out of the SEC office in Texas if I remember. He didn't really care for what I had to say, being that he said he was leaving for the day, and he wasn't a superior from the office as he admitted. My phone call wasn't even supposed to reach his desk, it did by accident from the secretary. Anyone can call, there's multiple numbers to be found on Google. That said, he did openly tell me that what Jeff said to certain investors and what Rory all said to the public at times like financial advice with when to sell shares, etc. should never be said by any public company. He didnt say those words, but he said something along the lines of "Um, wow, yeah no publicly traded company should be making statements like that. It's not good".
Anyone that's sophisticated enough knows the SEC is pretty small and only care about big time, like really significant events as they can't monitor everything with the manpower they have.
I wish I could remember more of the conversation I had with the SEC employee, but it's been a while. If I remember correctly, he said something about how you need to always be careful because companies, especially small ones will try and sell you, the investor anything just so they can get ahead. He said not all are like that, but you really gotta watch because "what it sounds like is you fell into a company that didn't really know what they were doing but acted like it".
He just gave generic advice for the most part because he hears of these pump and dump stocks a lot like what happened to Verb.
But the words said by that SEC employee spoke enough volume for me.
