PAPA is a class act in this regard.
Typical of pink scams : give hints as to all the wonderful stuff about to happen, suggest that you've talked to the CFO or CEO or whoever and can hardly contain your excitement. All very intriguing, all very hush-hush, all very "Neener-neener, I know something you don't so you should believe in me and invest in this piece of…" Whoops, almost said it.
But never, ever provide any information that can be verified.
Unless you count PRs, which are bought and paid for by the penny stock creators/promoters and the Qs, ALL of which are full of nonsense if an investor chooses to do a little digging.
In PAPA's case, just read the annual report for 2011, posted in March on OTCMarkets, and note that Jimbo claimed there were fifteen Papa Bello Pizza's "currently" in operation, but not one of the listed locations in Walmarts had been in operation for at least a year prior.
Ask yourself, "Why would he lie about THAT?!?"
Dude seems to be a compulsive fabricator, and he's very good at it apparently, because a lot of people have lost a lot of money believing his taradiddles.
The point is: DON'T TALK TO THE CEOs OF THESE SCAMS. WHAT DO YOU THINK THEY'RE GOING TO TELL YOU?
(And you might not want to listen to the folks who claim to have talked to the CEO because that just might be true! LOL)
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