Easy questions. "Why did he invent the best dam
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Posted On: 08/02/2014 9:37:04 AM
Easy questions.
"Why did he invent the best damn pyrolysis process on the market today ?"
- He didn't. He just convinced investors that he did. That process is on top of stumbling upon the supposedly best damn catalyst
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"Why did he return millions of shares back to the treasury?"
- He couldn't sell them as restricted shares so the next best option was to return those shares to reduce the outstanding shares to get more investors to pony up cash for PIPEs...which he could then use to pay himself.
"Why has he worked for no salary the past how many years?"
- He later has a handsome salary. That doesn't count lavish perks or using investors' money to pay himself for non-performing assets which were rolled into the company.
"Why Why Why are we all still here waiting for a couple of machine sales announcements and a decision on what to really do with the NFNY site, keep it for R&D or sell it to Dupont next door?"
- Good question. I haven't heard that was in the works but you're right, why does everyone need to wait in a vacuum of information?? Mr. Bordynuik wants to sell the 'wonderful' site??
"Why are they using XYZ engineering to commercially produce these machines if no one is seriously interested in making fuel from plastic regardless of its cost?"
- Props. As long as some 'progress' can be shown to investors, many of those investors will keep averaging down.
"Why did he invent the best damn pyrolysis process on the market today ?"
- He didn't. He just convinced investors that he did. That process is on top of stumbling upon the supposedly best damn catalyst
.
"Why did he return millions of shares back to the treasury?"
- He couldn't sell them as restricted shares so the next best option was to return those shares to reduce the outstanding shares to get more investors to pony up cash for PIPEs...which he could then use to pay himself.
"Why has he worked for no salary the past how many years?"
- He later has a handsome salary. That doesn't count lavish perks or using investors' money to pay himself for non-performing assets which were rolled into the company.
"Why Why Why are we all still here waiting for a couple of machine sales announcements and a decision on what to really do with the NFNY site, keep it for R&D or sell it to Dupont next door?"
- Good question. I haven't heard that was in the works but you're right, why does everyone need to wait in a vacuum of information?? Mr. Bordynuik wants to sell the 'wonderful' site??
"Why are they using XYZ engineering to commercially produce these machines if no one is seriously interested in making fuel from plastic regardless of its cost?"
- Props. As long as some 'progress' can be shown to investors, many of those investors will keep averaging down.
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