Name one "pump" that I wrote. I pointed out that they acted opposite of a "printing press" by cutting the authorized share count in half. I pointed out that if you read the filings, you could see where all the shares went. I said it was minimal dilution considering TPII is a start-up company and pointed out that a large chunk of the shares were to cover a debt settlement that they inherited when they acquired the e-cell tech. I'm not at all happy with the additional shares, but I've seen lots worse dilution with other start-up companies and scam companies normally take dillution to a different level. A few million $ in shares is acceptable to me considering TPII has real products with real quotes from a real outside company (Frontier) who is very excited with the results of their months of field testing and being able to offer the product to their customers as a result of the shares. That is another thing that "scam" companies don't typically accomplish.
So now that we have established that I was not "pumping", maybe you can actually bring something to the board besides your "printing press" bashing? Did you even read a report or listen to the latest interview? What did you think of the outside company explaining how valuable the carbon credits are that TPII's products provide to any company that invests in their product? What did you think about their comments of why they are concentrating their sales efforts where they are? What did you think about the cart dealership comments? What did you think about the high profile golfer who will be endorsing the golf carts? What did you think about them saying they would love to line up another interview in October when much more activity will have taken place?
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