You're constantly looking for motivations from the
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Why would Kevin Rauber join the company if it wasn't legit??
Why would Rocktenn do a deal if JBI wasn't legit??
Why would Al Sousa do a deal with JBI if it wasn't legit??
Why would Senator Thompson talk about JBI if it wasn't legit??
Why would Pakit and Javaco agree to do a deal with JBI if it wasn't legit??
Why would multiple people sign joint ventures in 2010 if it wasn't legit??
Why would NYDEC approve a permit if it wasn't legit??
Why would anyone rent JBI a recycling facility if it wasn't legit??
Why would Mr. Bordynuik's uncle sell JBI a blending facility if it wasn't legit??
Why would so many PIPE investors step forward and invest if JBI wasn't legit??
We could go through Bernie Madoff's client list for credibility in the same manner. Turns out the entire group was duped, something which penny stock investors rarely think can happen until it's too late. They feel it's impossible that everyone can be duped...and the skeptics waving the red flag, they don't count so the feeling is still that it's impossible that everyone in the counted subset can be duped.
The smart thing is to have JBI prove that what comes out of the processor is worth more than what correspondingly goes in. No investor has done that so far and, as a result, they've taken Mr. Bordynuik's fake word for $10/bbl crude oil and taken a bath on their investment. Mr. Bordynuik was constantly looking for credibility and he got it in multiple ways none of which proved his process was anything above worthless.
JBI can construct 'motivations' for you to follow ad nauseam. So far following those has enriched Mr. Bordynuik and emptied your wallet. A better angle from which to attack your due diligence on JBI might be in order.