"Tequila Distinguido isnt an idea some dudes in thier moms basement are working on and are 'almost ready to launch.' Its on the shelf, amigo."
I don't dispute it. Tequila Distinguido was "on the shelf", albeit only in Illinois and one place in Texas long before Team Nations aka Emperial Americas came along.
(And I don't see that distribution has changed markedly since TEMN were apparently appointed as sole distributors in the US for Tequila Distinguido.)
What I do dispute is that anyone knows enough about the relationship between the manufacturers of Tequila Distinguido and TEMN, beyond the fact that TEMN claim to have a contract with them, and that apparently a member of the manufacturers' family is also a Director of TEMN.
Beyond that we know nothing about TEMN.
And that list of things we don't know includes, as I have already posted:
how much money do they have if any?
what debts do they have?
what contracts with other clients do they have?
what is the nature of their contract with the manufacturers of Tequila Distinguido?
what are their plans to extend distribution beyond Illinois and one place in Texas, which seems to have been in place already before TEMN was (partly) rebranded Emperial Americas?
what offices do they have, if any?
what the is current A/S and O/S after the "new" management took over?
how many "preferred" and common shares did the "new" owners give themselves?
"This one" doesn't look any "different" to a whole bunch of penny stock reverse mergers with stories that couldn't fail that I've looked at for over a decade now - they've all turned out to be pump and dump scams.
Reputable companies with a real business model don't have promoters pimping them on sites like Randy's Ads. They just get on and do it, makes transparent filings and don't use a dirty shell they reversed into, either.
I see no reason TEMN will be any different.
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