I will address these, but not all at once... my time is voluntary, I don't get compensated for trying to educate on how pink sheet shenanigans are done.
Let's start with #1:
They did tell us they were funding it themselves, out of pocket. I wouldnt expect them to collectively dump their life savings into the business account....thats just not the way it works.
CRSM is a public company! Why be public if they are self-funding?
Their debt on the balance sheet is a mysterious and unexplained "loan" totaling $94k. They recently issued ~ 10M shares for "cash". That is $.0094/share...
They claim that the value of the shares was $.05 at the time...
Such a deal, no?
That assumes the entire "loan" is actually a direct exchange for those (now beyond the restriction period) shares!
Invest money and get a 10X return by promoting the shares on social media! Pretty good deal, no?
2) CRSM's business plan of only charging 10% cannot succeed! True, but it will take a little time to prove it... while OBVIOUS it is simply too early to prove it with numbers because they haven't reported any. I wouldnt say its "OBVIOUS". You don't know their expenditures yet.
Ok, so if we exclude employee salaries, insurance benefits, 401k's, etc... exclude required state insurance on drivers, factor in word-of-mouth marketing, and ignore the need to add many more employees if they continue to grow... it sounds like a sure thing!