It's hard for an insolvent company with one employ
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Posted On: 08/05/2015 11:18:57 AM
It's hard for an insolvent company with one employee,to sell processors that have never worked, that aren't protected by issued patents, and were "invented" by some guy without any education who as banned from being an officer in the company for stock fraud, and sanctioned by two different regulatory agencies in two countries for his illegal actions.
I'm not saying it's impossible. Just hard. Most customers won't believe the story that the SEC was in cahoots with "colluders" to stop Bordynuik from saving the world, or that the history of fraud doesn't count because it's just "ancient history" Maybe Heddle can woo potential buyers by taking them pheasant shooting at his gentleman's club and holding them at gunpoint.
I doubt Heddle is even thinking about this stuff. He's busy winding down is marine business and focusing on his gentleman's club.
I'm not saying it's impossible. Just hard. Most customers won't believe the story that the SEC was in cahoots with "colluders" to stop Bordynuik from saving the world, or that the history of fraud doesn't count because it's just "ancient history" Maybe Heddle can woo potential buyers by taking them pheasant shooting at his gentleman's club and holding them at gunpoint.
I doubt Heddle is even thinking about this stuff. He's busy winding down is marine business and focusing on his gentleman's club.
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