After a while, this kind of talk gets redundant. Simply put, any company can eventually be labled a scam. However, if the SEC gives the okay on the 10q, that means they've given the okay for Labwire to proceed. That means what they saw, they have no problem with. Yes, they could have made everything up ala Enron but until that is proven or at least until the SEC takes them to task, the "innocent until proven guilty" theory takes effect.
The way you look at it, Labwire can never NOT be a scam because of the past.....past prs, past filings, past individuals.....
They can never right a wrong in your view.
Anyway, I'm still not convinced they're legit and I believe they have some proving to do. On the other side, I'm open to the idea they can go from being scammy to some to being the real deal to the same "some"....
It's like a person who commits a criminal act. Some do reform, yet some believe the reformation is never real, no matter what the person does there on out. I feel that's the way you look at Labwire.
In any event, we agree the test STILL needs to be passed by Dexter. If he gets the answers right, I'd be willing to say he passed. You'd probably say he cheated in order to get the correct answers. There's no solution to this type of conversation. Hence, my first sentence......lol
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