Replies to post #4802 on Trustfeed Corp (TRFE)

[nygrande]

Can you elaborate huge news? It's a PR, huge news can be found at a different department of the store.

[stervc]

Ty810, here with this HEME news...

This HEME news looks like it is bigger than what the market is seeing right now. I think by the way they worded the PR, they are trying to say that Trustfeed is their new wholly owned subsidiary, but it's a little confusing with how they worded things:
https://www.trustfeed.com/

At some point in time soon, the company is going to need to educate the market on the logic about Trustfeed having currently over 150 million company ratings and over 200 million consumer reviews. People usually can be a valuable resource to equate to huge generation of revenues and Trustfeed has access and the eyes and ears of a lot of people.

Just think... having over 150 million company ratings and over 200 million consumer reviews could easily and potentially equate to having interested access to over 200 million people. What if they charged every person $1.00 per month for a service that they are already using and that has already proven to be useful to millions and millions of people? I'm sure everyone would e willing to pay $1.00 per month. That could easily equate to over $200 million per month. I'm not sure, but maybe this is why they seem so excited in their tweets. Or, maybe that's why they are bringing onboard a former CEO of KPMG to come and join Trustfeed to help bring value to their company:

We are negotiating with a former CEO of KPMG to come and join Trustfeed ( $heme ) to help bring value to our company

— $TRFE (@TrustfeedC) August 10, 2021

They need to articulate to the market how such is going to equate to revenues for the company. Here is their recent news for those who have not seen this yet:

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HEME/news/Trustfeed--Powering-the-Consumer-and-Business-with-Trusted-Reviews?id=314924
Trustfeed – Powering the Consumer and Business with Trusted Reviews

Fastbase Inc. (OTC: FBSE), a USA registered global big data company announces that it has executed a deal and acquired preferred shares of an OTC-company with the ticker code (OTC: HEME) and will provide a brand-new review platform called Trustfeed. Trustfeed will be run as an independent company in this OTC company.

Trustfeed is the new review portal challenger currently with +150 million company ratings and over 200 million consumer reviews. Today Trustfeed simultaneously announces publicly availability of its review system now any registered world-wide consumer can make a review.

Rasmus Refer, CEO said: This is a major milestone in the space of trusted reviews. Now reviewers across the globe can share their stories and experiences for any of the 150 million companies on our database. Trustfeed believes that trust is the foundation of the buyer digital journey. Consumers want the reassurance that the information they are reading on a review site is from a reliable authority and so we give them an aggregated and fair company assessment.

Using Trustfeeds proprietary COVA system (Crawl, Organize, Verify, Aggregate) you can access value information about companies spanning 130 countries. You will immediately get a true picture of the company and products based on several information sources, an aggregated view of reviews and unique Google map identifier.

Using complex proprietary algorithms Trustfeed calculates a rating that considers many completed reviews, removes any suspicious ones, and provides you with the most likely version of facts.

The Trustfeed service allows businesses to claim or create a basic profile for free, however it is also possible to purchase a Trustfeed promotion package. Trustfeed aim to help businesses create brand awareness, get endorsement of their products, and have a feedback loop for product improvement. The company believes its solution is a win for B2B and B2C buyers who can put their faith in company profiles and reviews of products.

To expedite operating Trustfeed as an independent venture in the shortest time possible, Fastbase chose a shell company. In a short time, the company will be renamed in fitting with the Trustfeed brand and in time to also launch Android and IOS apps, slated for the end of August.

Safe Harbor Statement
This press release may include forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements related to anticipated revenues, expenses, earnings, operating cash flows, the outlook for markets, and the demand for products. Forward-looking statements are no guarantee of future performance and are inherently subject to uncertainties and other factors which could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. Such statements are based upon, among other things, assumptions made by, and information currently available to, management, including management's own knowledge and assessment of the Company's industry and competition. The Company assumes no duty to update its forward-looking statements.

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