Your concerns have all been discussed here and on other forums ad nauseam for at least the last five years. No one has EVER tried to make the argument that Bruce Benn is running his company in a traditional or rational manner. The fact that in the past he has used the address of his brother's company as VLDI's mailing address, for example, is ridiculous. Then there are other issues like the fact that VLDI does not have a BOD, and that Bruce Benn is the only officer.
NONE OF THAT IS ACCEPTABLE.
But, since most of us knew all of that when we bought our first share, it is a little late to complain about it.
NONE OF THAT is conventional, and NONE of that is encouraging. BUT, none of that is the reason we bought our VLDI stock. We bought the stock because we confirmed enough of the claims about ValiidianProtect's capabilities to make us believe there is profit to be made with VLDI.
If we had only Bruce Benn's word for it, NONE of us would have stayed with the company. We are here because we have confirmed enough of the claims via third-party sources to convince us that even though Bruce Benn is a narcissistic jerk, he is a narcissistic jerk who has somehow managed to develop the world's best cybersecurity product.
My one and only concern about VLDI and VP and Bruce Benn is that Bruce does not seem to know when enough is enough. Every time he finds out that VP is capable of doing something new, he chases it like the whole deal depends on it. He does not seem to be capable of leaving any possible feature undeveloped.
He has told me and my sources numerous times that he was preparing to finalize everything. But in every case, there has always been ONE MORE THING HE HAS TO DO.
My hope is that eventually, even Bruce Benn will run out of rabbits to chase, and he will either start marketing VP to the world openly, or he will negotiate a buyout.
My sources have told me that day may be coming soon. I hope so, for all of our sakes. We are all sick of waiting, sick of the lies, and sick of Bruce Benn.
JMHO
TPP
Answer a fool according to his folly, or he will be wise in his own eyes. (Proverbs 26:5)
