Of course it's staged. A gas station convenience store isn't going to stack product like that. All of the others have been staged for photo's too. Then people wonder why there's so much distrust, notwithstanding the fact that it's a pinksheet with little information. Personally I think it's a mistake to try and fabricate things in order to appease a small few. BBDA's CEO seems too concerned with message board posters, which is a typical pinksheet red flag. BBDA has no following now. Wonder why.
Weber's dozens upon dozens of worthless press releases, amateurish videos with no real information and huge amounts of nascar photos and stories, have failed to pull this stock from a few ticks above no bid. He's very concerned about his ability to dump stock for cash. And there's no market, as we've seen with the almost non-existant volume.
For those that want to believe it's a real company, knock yourselves out. It doesn't mean it'll succeed (and Weber's history is chock full of complete failures). Real products equal success? Nope. Business is a bit more complicated than that in the real world of non-pinksheet companies stories.
I'd love to see a real financial statement that shows what's really going on. Since everyone keeps harping on the real company - real products angle, it's the financials that they should be harping about. Instead it's silly iphone pics. It's either one or the other. It'll be neither in the end. The chance of real success is almost zero.
I don't recall your id so I wish you good luck in piecing together whatever strategy you're looking for.
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