You got that right. One guy said things change in
Post# of 4205
Posted On: 11/29/2014 6:41:29 PM
You got that right. One guy said things change in a company so things aren't always completed as first anticipated. In most cases that is true. But he is ignoring key points.
One of the truths I tried to point out is that we all know one of the np1 prototypes was delivered in March to the guy who financed its development last fall.
And, also, that ntek kept saying it was coming last black friday, christmas, end of year.
Then, when that didn't materialize, davy said 15,000 had shipped last january.
In case people can't follow along, I'll spell it out.
The np1 wasn't even built, but not only did ntek say it was, and would be delivered on at least 3 different occasions last year, they were brazen enough to tell an even bigger LIE!!!
And that LIE!!! was that 15,000 had been delivered to buyers!
That's probably why, when audits are completed, the fins will no longer say they had 5 million in revenue for each of the quarters ended last December and March!
Because you see, there was no revenue from np1's, or nanoflix, or digital signage, and no revenue on which to base dividends last may. That's why it unceremoniously declined to just 1 million ended june.
So you see, our sister board, along with liehub, and ntek,
Can't handle the truth.
One of the truths I tried to point out is that we all know one of the np1 prototypes was delivered in March to the guy who financed its development last fall.
And, also, that ntek kept saying it was coming last black friday, christmas, end of year.
Then, when that didn't materialize, davy said 15,000 had shipped last january.
In case people can't follow along, I'll spell it out.
The np1 wasn't even built, but not only did ntek say it was, and would be delivered on at least 3 different occasions last year, they were brazen enough to tell an even bigger LIE!!!
And that LIE!!! was that 15,000 had been delivered to buyers!
That's probably why, when audits are completed, the fins will no longer say they had 5 million in revenue for each of the quarters ended last December and March!
Because you see, there was no revenue from np1's, or nanoflix, or digital signage, and no revenue on which to base dividends last may. That's why it unceremoniously declined to just 1 million ended june.
So you see, our sister board, along with liehub, and ntek,
Can't handle the truth.
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