There's isn't a chance that any business will give MNZO terms. Would you? In the eyes of a potential creditor, it simply isn't a legitimate business. It's operated out of the CEO's residence, which might be a trailer; no one knows. The company has one employee; the CEO. The company has insignificant sales, insignificant revenue and insignificant assets. The company has "pennies" in the bank and easily meets the definition of bankrupt.
Furthermore, if Ken Manzo had any real expectation of product being manufactured when he says it will, the marketing and advertising effort would be ready to go, right now. IHub'ers may love MNZO but the public market sees through the CEO's BS (as it usually does), thus the laughable PPS and Market Cap.
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