Minerco...[is]based on very extensive DD, analysis and my own interpretation of all the information available..." Yes, and when I considered all the information that SammSamSamabam brought to light, it seemed that, originally, $$MINE$$ was a big scam. And, get this - bad boy, Eric Cousens, may have pulled them from their Honduras gutter with his idea for drive-thu coffee; and, to me, the Boost energy shot may have also been a scam, but the design on Rise gave it a life of it's own with investors and the public.
The way I remember it originally, is that Minerco decided, publicly (and in the way of an investor-grabbing PR), to do a sideline energy drink project in order to fund their Honduras project.
As much of a share-selling scam as this may have been, it sure does seem that they decided to sell off the Honduras alternative energy project, and devote their time and effort to the more lucrative energy drink thing, and hiring professionals to do it for them; and it may have been the professionals that suggested buying the selling rights to their VitaminFizz, and some genius came up with getting us into doping our drinks with The Herbal Collection.
So, my ultimate perception is that, yea, this may have been a scam originally, but in (perhaps) stumbling into popular drinks and ideas, our miscreants decided that there will be much more loot if they go straight with this. I'm betting on it - let's give it the ole' one-two!
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