Yes, the website reports information aimed at potential customers. The $720M is what they've saved 1500 customers over a period of 20+ years. There is no category for how much was expended whilst delivering such robust numbers. Based on present-day PPS, well................ you know.
As the board mountebank is fond of reminding us all ........... shareholders know.
It helps if you actually LOOK at the website… That way you don’t look like such a complete dumbass when throwing criticism. It’s probably the single biggest reason your money is lost here. You didn’t do any research and you simply listened to the conmen’s bullshit.
Here, I’ll do the work for you. The distinguished gentleman who CLAIMS to have an MBA from Columbia University (his idiocy betrays that claim, though) posted a screenshot of the website showing the figure $750 M. IMMEDIATELY (less than 24 hours) after it was called out as fraudulent, they changed it to this:
Interesting, ain’t it?🤔🤔🤔 Sort of like some lawyer picked up the phone and said “Yeah that’s ABSOLUTELY not going to fly in court. You better change that to something totally ambiguous QUICK.” Too bad, attorney, screenshots were taken.
Now to contact these three companies to find out if they are working with DC, if they ever even HEARD of DC and how many millions, in fact, do they actually attribute to DC’s help. It might also be useful to know if they have contracts with DC, how much revenue was paid and if that revenue matches what has been reported by DC.
Your problem, Ginger, is that you put too much faith in mythical webs of bullshit that are always spun in new directions but never proven instead of cold hard facts provided in back and white by the company itself. Interestingly, the conmen who stole your money deal in 100% speculation while the “bashers” deal in facts AND READILY POST PROOF (see picture above) of their assertions.
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