What's so fishy about amending the Series B so they can convert to up to 7B shares and dilute existing shareholders to death so they can raise much needed money?
What's so fishy about potentially letting those 7B shares hit the market in 6, 12, 18 months?
What's so fishy about taking what amounts to a hobby that has failed for 15 years, polishing it off and trying to spin it into a commercial company?
What's so fishy about saying you are going to do a Q&A with shareholders and then suddenly change your mind when you get wind of the questions?
1. How many companies 'paying' companies are signed up for IndexR? ZERO 2. How much revenue is generated by these 'paying' companies? ZERO 3. What assets does the company own? NONE 4. What cash and cash equivalents does the company have currently? ZERO 5. What IP does the company own? NONE 6. What does the company currently license? An extremely basic engine to themselves 7. What 3rd party agreements are in place? NONE
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