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Posted On: 03/16/2018 3:42:51 PM
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That "lying to investors" seems like a much bigger deal to me. The lies investors see are almost always just the tip of the iceberg and that should throw into question all of Mr. Bordynuik's claims. If he had a valuable process, why did he feel the need to lie so often?? Why not just tell the truth and run the processor??
There have been many, many pyrolysis companies trying to convert everything from municipal garbage, plastic, switchgrass, etc... into oil. The process really does work...but nobody has found a way to make it worth the cost.
It's great you have an environmental conscience but plastic already has a home--recyclers. Recyclers are willing to pay for scrap because it has economic value and the environmental benefit is gravy. That plastic isn't even burned to pollute the air.
If you don't care what PTOI's process costs because you feel plastic is better being fuel than recycled, you could invest in a company which cleans up garbage from the environment or has some other environmental benefit even if it's not economically worthwhile. At least that company would be doing something.
Believe me, if PTOI showed some value to the process, I would invest. I've said before, I will even buy PTOI's processors if Mr. Heddle can show the process has economic value to where I can get a return on my money. Presumably none of the potential customers wanting between six and thirty processors had any real interest and if they did, something made them all run away with no explanation from Mr. Heddle.
So what's going on?? Why do these potential customers come in posturing to buy up to tens of millions of dollars worth of processors and then vanish without a trace?? Don't you think Mr. Heddle owes investors some explanation for PTOI's five years of failure since he's been at the helm?? Do you think he doesn't have any clue why he can't show any results or do you think he's simply not sharing the reasons?? Certainly at least one of these potential customers must have given Mr. Heddle a reason for walking out the door.
There have been many, many pyrolysis companies trying to convert everything from municipal garbage, plastic, switchgrass, etc... into oil. The process really does work...but nobody has found a way to make it worth the cost.
It's great you have an environmental conscience but plastic already has a home--recyclers. Recyclers are willing to pay for scrap because it has economic value and the environmental benefit is gravy. That plastic isn't even burned to pollute the air.
If you don't care what PTOI's process costs because you feel plastic is better being fuel than recycled, you could invest in a company which cleans up garbage from the environment or has some other environmental benefit even if it's not economically worthwhile. At least that company would be doing something.
Believe me, if PTOI showed some value to the process, I would invest. I've said before, I will even buy PTOI's processors if Mr. Heddle can show the process has economic value to where I can get a return on my money. Presumably none of the potential customers wanting between six and thirty processors had any real interest and if they did, something made them all run away with no explanation from Mr. Heddle.
So what's going on?? Why do these potential customers come in posturing to buy up to tens of millions of dollars worth of processors and then vanish without a trace?? Don't you think Mr. Heddle owes investors some explanation for PTOI's five years of failure since he's been at the helm?? Do you think he doesn't have any clue why he can't show any results or do you think he's simply not sharing the reasons?? Certainly at least one of these potential customers must have given Mr. Heddle a reason for walking out the door.
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Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product and/or technology even more revolutionary.
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