Replies to post #44981 on Tauriga Sciences Inc (fka TAUG)

[rawman]

Every IHUB Board has space that has been allocated for the mods to provide a company overview. The intro is termed the "IBOX". This is the Tauriga Sciences Board. It has an IBOX. Here are the first few lines of the TAUG introduction:

Tauriga Sciences, Inc. (TAUG) is a diversified life sciences company focused on generating profitable revenues in the natural wellness sector and on developing a proprietary synthetic biology platform technology through its wholly-owned Pilus Energy subsidiary.

The Company's business model is to create an attractive and balanced portfolio of life sciences assets without typical clinical regulatory timelines.

LOL! Based upon TAUG's recent biotech securities investments, one might assume that the long "typical clinical regulatory timelines" were never really much of a compelling issue! It was kinda like "blowing smoke" to attract investors!

The TAUG IBOX has not been updated since April 2016, nearly two years ago. I considered copying the intro and including it in this post, but it would have been pages of untruthful nonsense. The IBOX continues to include a detailed missive describing the Pilus process, plus the bios of various Pilus personnel, including Cody Harrison, who hasn't worked for TAUG since late 2014 or early 2015. Of course Gahlia Lahlou has not been expunged.

Again, every IHUB Board has an IBOX. It can be found by clicking on "FAVORITES", then, in this case, clicking on "Tauriga Sciences". If the IBOX does not appear, it is the result of the poster opting to "HIDE" the intro. This being the case, click "Show Intro" and viola, all the bogus tripe will appear! It is bit shocking when a big supporter of TAUG would not be attuned to what has been posted to the IBOX!

BTW...were I in the position of having received any form of compensation from TAUG and not making such an arrangement public to the those reading this IHUB Board, I might be a bit concerned about not protesting the "false claims" contained in the Company's IBOX. IMO, ignoring the bogus information could easily be construed as a personal violation of FINRA regulations! Just sayin'!