Posted On: 07/18/2014 10:49:15 AM
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Why do the bashers hate MRIB?...........................
I don't believe they are shorting it (can they?). Which is one explanation, at least by some. Are they doing it so they can pick up "cheap shares" when the pps drops? Nah, I don't believe that either. Is it an ego thing? Is Janice Shell, perhaps, jealous of Margrit in that Margrit actually has a REAL product to market? Or do they simply think it's a scam and want to shut it down and/or make investors aware that thngs aren't adding up? And do they have solid facts backing up their claims?
Unfortunately, I think they do have some facts. And I do wish that Marani would address them but have the feeling they won't. (And one gal there, at least, Veronica Fox, seems totally sincere!). The thing is that, apparently, what concerns the bashers is how Marani 1.0 turned out and that they feel Marani 2.0 is headed the same direction. It's right below, in response to this post:
The thing is, he could be correct. That is, there is far more money to be made selling stock then selling alcohol. The dilution aspect is a growing concern to me. It's one thing to use the money for the business but another to pay for high salaries and a lavious lifestyle. Which would be okay if the pps would go up instead of down the majority of the time.
P.S. I plan to give Broadcast West a visit on Monday. There were some issues raised by another basher that I would like to check out.
$$MRIB$$ Real company/Real products!!
But having second thoughts.
I don't believe they are shorting it (can they?). Which is one explanation, at least by some. Are they doing it so they can pick up "cheap shares" when the pps drops? Nah, I don't believe that either. Is it an ego thing? Is Janice Shell, perhaps, jealous of Margrit in that Margrit actually has a REAL product to market? Or do they simply think it's a scam and want to shut it down and/or make investors aware that thngs aren't adding up? And do they have solid facts backing up their claims?
Unfortunately, I think they do have some facts. And I do wish that Marani would address them but have the feeling they won't. (And one gal there, at least, Veronica Fox, seems totally sincere!). The thing is that, apparently, what concerns the bashers is how Marani 1.0 turned out and that they feel Marani 2.0 is headed the same direction. It's right below, in response to this post:
Quote:
NOBODY CARES ABOUT THE PAST! LOOK TO THE FUTURE!
MRIB'S FUTURE IS GOLDEN!!!
Quote:
BULL, THIS STEAMING PILE IS RUN BY THE SAME THREE SIBLINGS THAT SCAMMED THE PUBLIC ON THE LAST GO ROUND.
THAT'S THE PROBLEM.
THE OLD MANAGEMENT IS THE NEW MANAGEMENT
Quote:NOBODY CARES about what happen years ago with the old management and old company.
Mrib due diligence notes: Founded in 2001 as Margrit Enterprise International, the company is the creation of three family members, Margrit Eyraud, Ara Zartarian and Ani Kevorkian.
Its been stated that marani has "new management" in place and that marani is not the same company as it was back when it scammed the public. The following information from OTCMARKETS proves OTHERWISE:
Company Officers/Contacts
Margrit Eyraud President, CEO, Founder
Ani Kevorkian CFO
Ara Zartarian EVP
Company Directors
Margrit Eyraud Chairman
Ani Kevorkian
Ara Zartarian
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MRIB/profile
Note regarding marani's voluntary, unaudited, "Alternative Reporting Standard" financial report: Its signed off as legit by the ceo margit and her sister ani the cfo swears its true! roflmao.
The thing is, he could be correct. That is, there is far more money to be made selling stock then selling alcohol. The dilution aspect is a growing concern to me. It's one thing to use the money for the business but another to pay for high salaries and a lavious lifestyle. Which would be okay if the pps would go up instead of down the majority of the time.
P.S. I plan to give Broadcast West a visit on Monday. There were some issues raised by another basher that I would like to check out.
$$MRIB$$ Real company/Real products!!
But having second thoughts.
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