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DSherman

10/26/13 2:09 PM

#60188 RE: mulaa #60187

I understand, more than likely it did not give them enough operating/ marketing capital in addition to the primary infrastructure costs. It happens all of the time to large and small startups and/or existing companies going public to raise cash.

madeindet

10/26/13 2:14 PM

#60189 RE: mulaa #60187

Mulaa enough BS, but my question to you is where the heck do you get your info?

Name 1 revenue generating deal Paul has brought to the shareholders in the last 3 years? Tell me how much Paul has made in the last 3 years, diluting the shareholders to earn a paycheck and to settle the debt diluting us?

Very simple resolution take a pay cut or pay freeze and hire someone that has the ability to sell the product.


You see the problem????


Lets stop daydreaming and get real. Paul talked about CFP by the end of the year, correct? What happens to our shares come this January when FF starts unloading again to pay for Paul's salary? If you cannot deliver for the shareholders you take a pay freeze or PAY CUT and hire a marketing director who knows how to sell and make deals. FF has funded them to the bare minimum for another 6 months to pay their salaries and 25k for marketing per month that is MIA. FF has Paul by the Mullaas and he CAN'T BITE THE HAND THAT FEEDS HIM!!

Stop posting your BS about traditional funding, that is no where to be seen!! Only way to attract any NEW money is replacing the leader who has failed to deliver. In fact, why improve the top line when you can sell a boatload of shares to pay for your salary and dilute your shareholder base in the process. A trapped CEO to the CD's.

Now go tell your fellow PVSP brother to start earning a pay check!!