By all indications Mary Taylor is a political refugee, or she would have retained some sort of governmental position after her last political campaign disaster, not go to work for her husband as a receptionist so they can work on their relationship.
What makes you think she even has the horsepower to just pick up the phone and demand a meeting with the guy that she did nothing but verbally insult with illegal campaign funds, through the entirety of her campaign; and insinuate that it was somehow his fault that, inspite of working CEO hours in a satellite office that was close to home so she didn't have to commute as the Lt. Gov. , she couldn't even manage her own kids lives with not one but two of them strung out on prescripts?
In case you missed it, after 10 years as "second in command" here are the results of her last primary run at governor(notice the effort that the commentator made in sugar coating the reality) I know the colors are a little tricky to follow, but basically anything with a green shade are Mary's victories and anything shaded red hues are her opponents...
And apart from some ambiguous words from the company, what makes you think they are actually selling any appreciable amounts of someone else's product, let alone any of their own? You have pointed out in the past that your due diligence stops at company propaganda. Even that seems to tell the real story here.
It's been well over a month, going on two, since they claimed that they took delivery on their first significant order of someone else's product, that I can readily order any quantity I want on Alibaba, and if I order 2000 or more of them, they will even personalize it for me, call it anything I want and put it in a custom box. And right now they're even making special offers, because it appears as though they are not moving product...here's a link to airdog on alibaba that they re-branded and now claim is fifth generation of their own product that they invented.
Yet oddly enough, in a society where we have been trained to offer up our post purchase experience and product review; after most assuredly selling millions of units all over the world through their shopify platform as implied on their twitter feed and here in the last few months; although I only scanned the big ticket items, I'm not seeing a single review of any kind positive or negative posted on their website. You don't find that the least bit peculiar?
And how can they show an assembly line in operation if they have don't own any actual technology, or associated products of their own to actually assemble? Contrary to sophisticated investor belief, real manufacturing doesn't take place like it does on the flintstones. They don't just order boxes of random parts as you suggest, dump them in hoppers, push the start button and watch finished product arrive in boxes at the end of the machine like in the cartoons.
It doesn't work that way in the real world. The "automatic" assembly line that, that guy showed, if that is what it actually is, is tooled to produce a heater of some sort. Assuming he was even straight forward about that, if even possible, would have to be completely retooled to produce even a visually similar product. Which is probably a year long process under the best of conditions.
I might suggest going back and re-reading some of the key PR's and pay very close attention to how they are worded, and you just might discover things probably aren't even close to how they are portrayed. By all publicly available information, this company doesn't own or control ANY actual technology, nor does the evidence suggest that they have the right to manufacture someone else's product.
All evidence suggests that this will probably never amount to anything more than re-branding obscure chinese imports they find on Alibaba, claiming them to be their own with heavily inflated prices and make shit up to impress shareholders. You really don't need to go any further than Julius Toth's personal website to see this $700 air purifier with "optipure" technology and the same name as the new phone number...https://www.ecoinventions.com/safeairtrade.html#/ . I see it produces something called "essential air vitamins", What the truck is an air vitamin? I cant seem to find anything referencing air vitamins let alone essential air vitamins anywhere else on the entire world wide web.
Also notice a phrase found towards the bottom of this page right next to the image of the machine "A design inspired by our own CEO,"(as the "ecoinventor", I assume this is in direct reference to Julius toth as CEO of ecoinventions) link to interesting item found on alibaba, notice I can buy these units that Julius Toth "designed" by the truckload from china at $70 per.
Frankly, all evidence suggests this still isn't even close to dropping back to it's fair market valuation. And even if the company or certain members of the company are well intended, based on all evidence also seems to suggest that this was nothing more than a third party pump and dump with or without corroboration of the company. Sometime check out Trader53's board and read his explanation of pond fishing, and it may start to make some sense.
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