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loanranger

11/11/20 4:48 PM

#307835 RE: steelyeye #307833

"Updating the website would be helpful. My recollection is the dirty plastic could be processed but gunked-up the machine so that clean-out was more frequent."

How's this then:
Change it from...
"With its revolutionary Plastic2Oil (P2O) technology, Plastic2Oil Inc. has pioneered the development of a process that derives ultra-clean, ultra-low sulphur fuel, directly from unwashed, unsorted waste plastics."


into...
"With its revolutionary Plastic2Oil (P2O) technology, Plastic2Oil Inc. has pioneered the development of a process that derives primarily sulfur-rich air polluting #6 bunker fuel and a gunked up machine that requires frequent clean-out from unwashed, unsorted waste plastics."

Et voila, the truth emerges!
"Updating the website would be helpful", but they can't update it to be truthful.


It's fitting that crayons were part of the Plastic2Oil story. Only children could believe it.
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jaxstraw

11/11/20 7:24 PM

#307836 RE: steelyeye #307833

Updating the website would be helpful. My recollection is the dirty plastic could be processed but gunked-up the machine so that clean-out was more frequent.



Yeah...... maybe that recollection should add nearly 50% or better HTF along with that plastic to even make the machines remotely work.

All that 'free' plastic doesn't get fed into the machine without a shitload of waste oil that has to be bought.
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arvitar

11/11/20 7:56 PM

#307837 RE: steelyeye #307833

It would be ideal if they got Bordynuik to retract his statements that he dumped all his PTOI shares in 2012, and that he thinks gummy bears are more profitable that P2O.

And then put his retractions on the website's landing page.

The message would be that, sure, the inventor of this technology was nailed for fraud by two different regulatory in two different countries, and he might be a conman and a crook. But maybe he was telling the truth about that secret catalyst he discovered on a lost digital tape from the 1970's.

Or maybe not. At least it's worth a try.
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steelyeye

11/11/20 8:53 PM

#307838 RE: steelyeye #307833

More renewed interest in PTOI... Nice. I happened to be talking to myself while musing about the bid rising slightly the last couple days.