This is all obviously IMHO but it just seems too farfetched to me that they would put this much time, effort, and money into a scam. If they really wanted to scam us they would spend $50k on paid promotions and run a classic pump and dump. Fact is, pump and dumps are rather simple to orchestrate and 9 times out of 10 they work. Mark Kay would be the world's worst con artist if he put all these resources into SFOR if it was just a scam. That would be equivalent to me spending $100k per year and taking 3 years to plan a bank heist that only yielded $500. The reward wouldn't be worth the effort.
If he was a con artist he would be doing everything wrong. Either he is a really good con artist or really stupid one. I don't mind someone coming here and questioning the business plan, or the sales/revenues, or the fact that the company just might not be successful as is the case with the majority of start up businesses in this country; but I will not accept an elementary level post calling this a scam with absolutely no source or substance. There is far too much DD to discredit those accusations. If you fall for those posts and get scared out of shares then I say shame on you for not doing your research. You can mark my words, "This company may not be successful, we may see the Q3 and find out they can't sell honey to a bear and as a result the PPS will plummet, but this is not a scam, it is a legitimate attempt at a start up company."
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