Updated list on reasons P2O supporters refuse to s
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Posted On: 07/24/2015 1:10:52 AM
Updated list on reasons P2O supporters refuse to sell
Please feel free to add your reasons by responding to this post or indicate by number if your reason is already listed; I’ll add responses to the initial list.
1. Too many non-investors bad mouthing P20.
2. Far too many posting about the past problems of JBI and not focusing on the current state and goals of P2O.
3. Obvious grudges towards the founder of JBI and attempt to link such complaints to P2O by association only.
4. Current CEO has invested several million of his own money in PTO.
5. P2O's processor is just at the beginning stage (using baseball analogy
first half of the 2nd inning)
6. P2O's processors can be adapted to specific*feed stock* which provides
versatility for those *partners* with diverse clientele needs.
7. P2O works within the parameters of the 2nd most *restrictive* state in the U.S. allowing for far easier permit processing in 48 other states.
8. P2O's SS (share structure) is *enviably* low.
9. RH’s current business model is clearly delineated, yet, flexible to accommodate feedstock and consumer needs
10. With P2O technology, companies can manage expensive waste plastic streams, reduce costs and align themselves with viable environmentally responsible initiatives.
11. Business partnership with Plastic2Oil® is one which involves processors being installed at corporate sites that manage large volume plastic streams (e.g. decrease waste plastic going to landfills, less disposal fees, access to affordable fuels that reduce emissions into the environment, thus responding to a growing expectation for business & government to align with green initiatives and be more environmentally responsible.)
12. The proprietary P2O process provides ultra-clean, ultra-low sulphur fuel appropriate for usage in a range of industrial processes.
13. Plastic2Oil® sells its fuel products through three channels: Fuel brokers Fuel retailers and Direct to end-users.
14. P2O has actual *investors*
15. The technology. (see 6, 10, and 12 above)
16. How fast everything has come together despite the naysayers. (see 5 above.)
17. P2O’s response to the environmental concerns of our world. (see 11& 12 above)
Please feel free to add your reasons by responding to this post or indicate by number if your reason is already listed; I’ll add responses to the initial list.
1. Too many non-investors bad mouthing P20.
2. Far too many posting about the past problems of JBI and not focusing on the current state and goals of P2O.
3. Obvious grudges towards the founder of JBI and attempt to link such complaints to P2O by association only.
4. Current CEO has invested several million of his own money in PTO.
5. P2O's processor is just at the beginning stage (using baseball analogy
first half of the 2nd inning)
6. P2O's processors can be adapted to specific*feed stock* which provides
versatility for those *partners* with diverse clientele needs.
7. P2O works within the parameters of the 2nd most *restrictive* state in the U.S. allowing for far easier permit processing in 48 other states.
8. P2O's SS (share structure) is *enviably* low.
9. RH’s current business model is clearly delineated, yet, flexible to accommodate feedstock and consumer needs
10. With P2O technology, companies can manage expensive waste plastic streams, reduce costs and align themselves with viable environmentally responsible initiatives.
11. Business partnership with Plastic2Oil® is one which involves processors being installed at corporate sites that manage large volume plastic streams (e.g. decrease waste plastic going to landfills, less disposal fees, access to affordable fuels that reduce emissions into the environment, thus responding to a growing expectation for business & government to align with green initiatives and be more environmentally responsible.)
12. The proprietary P2O process provides ultra-clean, ultra-low sulphur fuel appropriate for usage in a range of industrial processes.
13. Plastic2Oil® sells its fuel products through three channels: Fuel brokers Fuel retailers and Direct to end-users.
14. P2O has actual *investors*
15. The technology. (see 6, 10, and 12 above)
16. How fast everything has come together despite the naysayers. (see 5 above.)
17. P2O’s response to the environmental concerns of our world. (see 11& 12 above)
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