I've watched quite a few of these virtual meetings for failing microcaps. They typically spend a very short time to answer a couple of completely irrelevant questions, or pre-selected questions from "call ins" that were likely staged, and then end the meeting.
Often they don't take any online questions at all from random participants. The CEO's of these microcap scams sometime ask their penpals around the internet to collect questions on their behalf before the meeting, and then the CEO claims to have answered them all as best as he's able in his presentation (thus providing an excuse for eliminating the need to have a risky question-and-answer session).
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