Most companies under 25 cents aren't as transparent as SFOR is (based on reading the entire report on SFOR's website). A lot of companies 25 cents and under will AVOID the common shareholder as much as possible. It is the companies that AVOID the common shareholder that make the shareholders wonder if they are scams. SFOR has done a good job telling as much as they can - meaning the not so good, and the really good. Being transparent will help everyone with initial or ongoing due diligence. Glad that SFOR disclosed the information.
SFOR's management has to be laughing all the way to the bank. Everyone is getting blamed for the miserable failure but them. It's White Sky's fault, no it's the MM's fault. Their investigating 100 share trades. SFOR is where it is because its' own leadership.
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