I guess that is what a trusting shareholder gets when relying on phone calls to the company to address their concerns, then believing what they are told as fact. --------------------- This is in fact the perfect example of a non trustworthy executive team. because nobody trusts them (including SOR) people make phone calls to third parties without all the facts and get different responses. It *is* the company's obligation to handle this and these people choose not to.
I hope that if all these unknowns are proven to be fraud that more than the SEC gets involved. there is no excuse for these games being played. None.