Oh really, go to their website. They are a professional PR firm and don't promote a company out of the goodness of their collective heart. Many here have had their wish fulfilled for a professional PR firm fulfilled. So far I've identified $3,300.00 paid out by the elusive third party(s) to promote PCFG. There's probably more out there. If you actually read the report, it says they need an additional 7 million in start up funding and that they aren't expected to be profitable until 2013. So, the news isn't all that good. With the professional PR firm and the third party paid promotions, this is not passing the smell test. It's beginning to look like a pump and dump campaign designed to screw the retail investor. Further their math seems a little fuzzy to me, but I'll reserve judgment on that until I see the actual numbers in the 10K. If this takes off, don't forget to take some profits on the way up. \V/_
Beware the smoke and mirror.
