My opinion on that is that it became another dead-end pump tactic for Berman. If he provided names of the dealerships he was inking said contracts with, investors would follow-up and find that they have no actual product, it's just a deal on paper booked as revenue.

So then he tried to announce contracts with no names provided, or fabricated names, and that failed to elicit any positive market sentiment, only more rightfully suspicious, negative speculation. I mean, really, a publicly traded company deciding what material information they will or won't disclose? Yeah, no.

So when that well went dry, he moved on to private labels. Similarly, he has dangled that carrot for 6+ months with zero verification or credibility.

That sort of kept the share price from completely collapsing, that is until it recently felt to 52 weeks lows as more and more of the smoke began to clear, and then, right on cue, promoters show up while Berman loops back around to "other stuff" for the next dangling carrot routine.