Agree. IMO, the company never had the shareholders best interest. Look what they have done to the warrant unit holders. They sold lots of units knowing that they did not have the shares to cover these units. They had raise over $41 million in funds by selling units. The company did not care that by converting the warrants and dumping them into the market will wipe out the shareholders value and wipe most of the common shareholders. Shareholders would bought VPCO shares has been seeing their share value decease drastically.
The NASDAQ exchange step end to put a stop to this. Stated it is not in the best interest of the shareholders to have Vapor converting warrants and diluting shareholders. I'am glad the company was caught before they had the chance to destroy the shareholders value completely. Vapor was taking advantage of it shareholders at shareholders expense.
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