That's fine, and the proof is always in the pudding, but this pudding spoiled quite some time ago. Whether you believe it is a scam or not, they are scamming you now, as there is zero reason other than malfeasance for the failure to disclose business performance. I paraphrased with "they don't want to," and I'll flip that to "if they wanted to, they'd have filed long ago."
This company is ripe to have the stock registration revoked by the SEC, and that will kill off the rest of shareholder investments. The effort you've started is admirable and needed, but aggression is the key, and an open mind to the possibility that it might have been a scam all along is required. They can't go any darker than they are, and the stock can't get any less valuable than it would be if the SEC smacks them for being dark. Figure out what the corporate charter has as shareholder rights to examine the books, tell the lawyer to stop writing letters, and file in the proper court to get an order forcing the company to come across. If there is a profitable business somewhere you might at least get the lawyer paid for.
I'm not advocating any sort of social media disparaging of the company by anybody, doesn't do any good whatsoever, but it is past time to hit them with enforceable legal action before the SEC does.
I swear I’ll never use the phrase “you can’t make this stuff up” ever again after being on the OTC. Apparently you can.
