This POS hasn't been current in years. If what you claim is true and there were no other options to recover their money the Note holders would have taken Pickett to court. If that had happened we'd probably know about it.
Every penny that has been "spent" by the company has been plucked from the pockets of investors. It's all passed sneakily through convertible notes. Quarterly reports, when they bother to file, clearly show that the only work being done on a regular basis is filling out the paperwork for more convertible notes.
I know that you will probably bring up that ol Pickett bought some shares with his own hard earned money. I counter that with two points.
One the money wasn't earned in the first place. It was proceeds from all the convertible notes.
And two the shares were bought directly from the company. As CEO he has total control over that money. He was just moving money from his left hand to his right hand. The money was in his control the entire time. It only looked like it went somewhere.
The other transactions were supposedly converting wages owed into shares. There is no proof that any work was performed.
Issuing PRs wasn't selling shares anymore. They did a few transactions that made it look like their insiders were buying. That sold shares...
My motivation is obvious.
Why are you so concerned with someone criticizing the company?
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