In a publicly traded company, if you don't know jack about what you purport to be selling, you aught not violate the trust of shareholders by blindly agreeing to everything someone approaches you with.You aught to check things out at least a little, don't you think? Especially when you are spending other people's money. I don't defend anybody. I am no lawyer. But I also know this has not gone to court yet, and so it is foolish to take only one side of the story into consideration. And given the BS from this company from day one, I would not swallow hook, line and sinker, the account given by Spooz. They have a far less than stellar record of accuracy to date.
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