I believe it's very appropriate to voice opinions as long as those opinions are genuine, positive or negative. Again, regarding Chad Curtis, I don't know him from Adam. I'm just noting the ties. It's been my experience that questionable people and companies seek out each other.
As far as pictures on MDOR's website, you have no idea how similar that sounds to all the scammy companies I've been watching. They get fairly elaborate. Pictures, contracts, partners, financings, certifications, etc....
Better yet on the first quarter report and you're right, it should be on or about Feb 14th. Bigger picture is that they've led you to believe they're already pulling in revenues but never explicitly stated that (you should appropriately wonder why). In two months, you should find out if what you were led to believe is correct. Regardless of how shady, companies rarely fudge filings--the consequences are too great.
My primary concern is that they're extremely heavy on promotion and have a very low-tech concept of shredding tires. If it's hard to see a company's unique value, there's probably a reason. I'm just saying to be careful. That's only my opinion.
