"Shows that present shares should be trading at .005."
LOL. How does that calculation work?
What it really shows is that Suen was sloppy, just as he was with the 10-Q and the 10-QA.
Or perhaps there's a way that just by stating in a free PR that you're selling shares worth more than five times the current market cap at twenty times the current pps, that pps suddenly increases by a factor of 20?
If that were true it would be as wonderful as Brent Suen's previous trick of pretending to magic $36 million out of nowhere.
As I've said before, I miss the days when the crooks behind these scams would at least put a minimal effort into making their lies look semi-plausible.
Suen's lies and errors are so obvious as to make the whole thing risible.
Doesn't he realise how difficult it makes life for his IRPs?
Instead of promoting the alleged virtues of the company on social media, they instead have to resort to negative and ultimately unhelpful tactics like ad hominem attacks on the company's critics.
And most everybody can see through that stuff.
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