Agree totally Ecomike. Trying to put out audited financials at this time makes absolutely no sense to me and would be a waste of company money. Of course, the "other side" does want to pressure Marc to spend money on financials so that there is less free cash for marketing, legal bills and equipment for the business. But I'm content to give Marc a while longer to get the business re-started that was so abruptly brought to a halt in 2013 as eloquently spelled out in the recent state-filed lawsuit. People forget that this is NOT like a company that has been in business for 6 years. This is like a company just starting out a few months ago since the boot boys tried to (almost, but unsuccessfully, thank heavens) drive it into bankruptcy. Marc, against painfully high odds, decided he wasn't going to let it happen. These guys and their scam were not going to beat him. He is now spending money only where it is absolutely necessary. Financials after a few months business are simply not high on the priority list. Get used to it. The business will grow, revenue will come in. Then financials can be filed once again. That is my opinion, of course. But it is absolutely what I would do in Marc's position or if I was in charge of this company.
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