You don't think the the failure to meet the very first deadline for tranche of payment in the Master Agreement isn't a 'dud' enough ?
Forget Monday.
If Heddle had made a sale it would be shouted loud and clear as soon as it happened.
It should have been obvious as every day ticked off and he was using every last second of the agreed upon deadline signed by both parties.
This happens over and over..... interested shareholders hold onto these stated timelines as if the last day is exactly what is needed to get it done. As if it couldn't happen anytime earlier.
Heddle has played all shareholders for idiots one more time.....and it's not just bad communication skills. It's a lack of any empathy or interest in investors.
It would have been easy to make any kind of statement either before or at the deadline as to progress....or lack of.....he just doesn't give a s**t about anyone invested in his company.
Forget Monday.
If Heddle had made a sale it would be shouted loud and clear as soon as it happened.
It should have been obvious as every day ticked off and he was using every last second of the agreed upon deadline signed by both parties.
This happens over and over..... interested shareholders hold onto these stated timelines as if the last day is exactly what is needed to get it done. As if it couldn't happen anytime earlier.
Heddle has played all shareholders for idiots one more time.....and it's not just bad communication skills. It's a lack of any empathy or interest in investors.
It would have been easy to make any kind of statement either before or at the deadline as to progress....or lack of.....he just doesn't give a s**t about anyone invested in his company.
