'Pennylanepam' It is very well known that many businesses fail. Just because someone makes a forward looking statement, and is not able to complete what was said; does not automatically make them a scam.
You are now making assumptions, and accusations; just like the bashers.
The intentions of that other CEO you spoke of, may have been real. Owning a business is very difficult. Not just for the person who owns the business, but many times for the family of the business owner as well.
You see Mr. Clarke working on the weekends. Taking time away from his personal, and family life to work on his dreams.
I know their are many scams out there, but unless you can prove it without a shadow of a doubt; then you should not call them a scam.
All public companies sell shares. Many public companies have been sued. Many public companies have many of the same issues TGGI has. Not all of them are scams.
Here are some stats to complete complete my post.
###### The U.S. Small Business Administration has seen lots of small businesses come and, unfortunately, go. According to the SBA, over 50% of small businesses fail in the first five years. Why? What goes wrong?
Are you really concerned for our money? Really? As if we are not experienced here...we are big boys and you would not care if anyone other than yourself loses money... really? be honest. That would be a nice change!
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