"A business can have a product to sell and still be a scam. "
Sure, and a poster can have an ulterior motive. Common sense dictates that when someone has shares in a company that they are looking to sell ("the moment I am back on the plus side or I have a large profit elsewhere that I want to offset for tax purposes, I am out of here") that person does not try to convince others that the company in which they own the shares is a "scam". I mean, what would that achieve?
"...new leadership is not trustworthy. And I base that strictly on the PR release about China."
Right... because based on a single PR about China THAT WASN'T EVEN A PRESS RELEASE (yes, you read that right - it WAS NOT a press release) you're able to come to the conclusion that "new leadership" is somehow untrustworthy? What are you talking about? I would think that a person such as yourself who has years of experience investing would at the very least contact those people who they claim are untrustworthy and have a conversation with them first. Please, I implore you, do your due diligence before so flippantly tossing out such serious accusations.
"I'm an old man and I have seem most of the scheme, and this smell to a scheme to get people to pour money into the company."
If you're going to make ridiculous and unfounded accusations against the individuals running a company you should, at the very least, reread what you've written. There are so many mistakes in the above sentence that's it's hard to take you seriously. And, why did you include the fact that you're old? Why is that even relevant?
Lastly, I have to ask, why post here at all? Why try and convince the rest of us that Eco-Safe is a scam when you previously wrote, "I hope this kind of nonsense fools a bunch of investor so that I can get out"?
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