Sorry Gondola, as much as you might want to be free from CareClix/VHHI and Charles Scott, this company climbed into bed with Scott and may very well be stuck with him and the VHHI shareholders. Not to mention, GCIQ pulled over some of the original CareClix players into their leadership (Robert Hipple) and even had Scott on the WPFH board at one point.
The last GCIQ 10Q (11/26/2025) shows that the VHHI/CareClix shareholders might very well still be part of this company.
Although we issued 7,000,000+ of our common shares to the VHHI shareholders in July 2023 for that acquisition (now reduced to 1,750,000 common shares by the 1 for 4 reverse split in September 2025), we have not yet determined how or whether those shares should be cancelled or returned due to the rescission. That issue remains open for further discussion.
Yes, it's a full on train wreck but what do you expect from a company that is supposedly in the Grocery store AI business but rattles on about the sale of film and television programming rights in their revenue recognition section. Not only that, but the Vezbi Family Trust owns 75% of GCIQ. It's worth looking into the Vezbe Family trust. Vezbi was created by Henry Jan and now we look at GCIQ and they are touting this in their 10Q:
As of early 2025, GrocerIQ AI has secured key contracts demonstrating strong commercial traction. These include an agreement with FreshGrab Markets Holdings, Inc. to deploy its Physical AI technology across FreshGrab’s grocery operations within mixed use properties, and a partnership with Vezbi, Inc. to integrate FreshGrab’s AI driven shopping experience directly into the Vezbi Super App.
Anyway, to say GCIQ has nothing to do with Vezbi, Inc. or Virtual Health Holdings, Inc is wishful thinking. All parties are intertwined even if GCIQ pretends otherwise while talking out of both sides of their mouth.