If BBRW was doing as well as they say, there are great ways to report their receivables in their quarterly account statement filings.
I think you're right Kenny pooh; this stock is a little be suspect.
I *really* want BBRW to not be a scam, because a lot of their employees don't deserve to be unemployed. It also looks like they make a fantastic product, but they would have to increase prices a *lot* to make up for the costs.
And I don't see how they're coming up with the money for the buy back. I thought it would be illegal to change the date of the buy back once you announced it. I guess not. Still, why announce a buyback date at all if you expect you might have to change it? At best, the prolonging of the buyback is a bad business decision.
I have a lot of time at night because I'm rocking my newborn. So I listen to audio books. I just finished Snowball Effect by Warren Buffet. I also enrolled to audit a Corporate Finance course through an online university.