(Total Views: 190)
Posted On: 06/12/2024 1:49:58 PM
Post# of 43065
Looks like PTOI is now at $0.003. It has been 18 years since John Bordynuik launched this machination. Is there anyone left who still believes that John Bordynuik isn't a fraudster or believes that Plastic2Oil wasn't a scam??
I can't believe the amount of hate messages I've received in the past for pointing out that the company was a scam. The bulls complained so vociferously that admin cut me back to the bare minimum posts, removed my ability to PM anyone and even took away my ability to give anyone a thumbs up/down. Admin--that's on you. You need to consider who's really at fault. If you find yourself believing that a person giving a thumbs up/down on a post is overly disruptive then maybe you need to take a step back and think about the whole situation.
For shareholders, it's certainly beyond the statute of limitations for suing Richard Heddle and John Bordynuik for fraud. That would have been a solid lawsuit in my opinion, and Mr. Heddle has other assets which could have been used to make reparations to all those whom defrauded and whom he helped Mr. Bordynuik to defraud. The company is toast and remuneration is unlikely now.
There's a lesson in here. If you're invested in an OTC stock, be a little skeptical and don't unconditionally believe everything you're told by the CEO. The people running OTC stocks have a strong financial interest in deceiving investors.
I can't believe the amount of hate messages I've received in the past for pointing out that the company was a scam. The bulls complained so vociferously that admin cut me back to the bare minimum posts, removed my ability to PM anyone and even took away my ability to give anyone a thumbs up/down. Admin--that's on you. You need to consider who's really at fault. If you find yourself believing that a person giving a thumbs up/down on a post is overly disruptive then maybe you need to take a step back and think about the whole situation.
For shareholders, it's certainly beyond the statute of limitations for suing Richard Heddle and John Bordynuik for fraud. That would have been a solid lawsuit in my opinion, and Mr. Heddle has other assets which could have been used to make reparations to all those whom defrauded and whom he helped Mr. Bordynuik to defraud. The company is toast and remuneration is unlikely now.
There's a lesson in here. If you're invested in an OTC stock, be a little skeptical and don't unconditionally believe everything you're told by the CEO. The people running OTC stocks have a strong financial interest in deceiving investors.
(0)
(0)
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.
Scroll down for more posts ▼
