VaporBrands International Inc (VAPR)

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Information Verification

The recent info about TTCH from the WallSt.net Interview is not necessarily to be taken as undisputable fact. All the info is taken from the Interviews of Mr. Won-Gil Choe, you can verify this from the links provided. IF you need absolutely certain proof of such info, perhaps you should contact Mr. Choe directly. I will say that he made the statements in an official capacity of a representative of TTCM, and should be held accountable as such.

Personally, I found the interviews very enlightening. I just simply get the impression that Mr. Choe is a very responsible, honest and hard working individual. My sense is that he is very credible.

TTCM does not exhibit any of the qualities of a less than honest company. They have never done a reverse split, do not have Authorized Shares of several billion, or Outstanding Shares of several Billion. No Preferred stock, or Options or Warrants. They do not issue fluff PR's, just to temporarily raise the stock price. They do not make wild and outlandish claims. Look at their Financials from 2004 and 2005. If they were to simply make up numbers to impress shareholders, they would surely come up with much greater numbers than the ones reported. They look like the Financials of a company struggling to establish their company and lay a foundation for future growth (growth that appears to be here).

It appears that a lot of investors here seem to be content with what little info is known about TTCM. That is just not me, I would rather research a company, than sit around and moan and groan about the unknown. I do have a small investment here, and will continue to dig and reveal information about TTCM. It is hoped that others will contribute, so that we can determine if TTCM is a credible company and therefore a worthwhile investment, or not. This info is just that, information. It is much better to have this info to research, than to simply just sit here and be in the dark about the company. Information that investors here should determine is fact or not. It is called Due Diligence.

Finally, if you sincerely can not or will not believe information that a company reveals, than by all means do not buy the stock, or sell what stock you do own. There are too many good stocks out there, to waste you time, energy, money and effort on such a company.

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