Yup, I remember it clearly. It wasn't until outcry from investors that got him to pony up. The only reason he's still a QB is because investors rightfully demanded it, but now we know that he wants the QB designation but doesn't want all the responsibility of having to file with the SEC. Smh
So why isn't there any demand to see exactly what contracts are in play and for what dollar amount in a SEC filing? Why wouldn't we want to know if someone has an official role with the company? Why not file what their compensation is? Isn't our hard earned cash worth having these answers before we invest, or are we to just take Paul's word for it?
Btw, it costs quite a bit ($300 - $500) for each press release, but Edgar filings such as an 8-k, 10-Q, 10-k is a flat yearly filing fee, so, it's virtually free.