Start up sites often have to work through glitches
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Posted On: 05/10/2018 9:15:45 AM
Start up sites often have to work through glitches and site crashes after going live, sometimes due to errors made when updating the sites, and they're also susceptible to hacking if not fully protected yet.
Whichever the case may be, they'll undoubtedly have it back online asap. It's a no brainer that they'll sell more product via Amazon and EBay, so no cause for panic unless you just want to panic, then by all means, do.
Also, the Rocky Mountain Hemp Co. dissolved and was then acquired by Rocky Mountain High Brands and is now a fully owned subsidiary. I have not confirmed that the company is back to marketing their previous brands or a new RMHC brand, but if so, ALL proceeds go straight to Rocky Mountain High Brands' bottom line.
If I'm wrong and there actually are TWO Rocky Mountain Hemp Companies in Colorado, I'll be surprised. I wouldn't think the state would allow the incorporations of two companies utilizing the same exact name. I think the confusion comes from old info Googled up from before the old Rocky Mountain Hemp company dissolved and was reborn via acquisition by Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc.
Whichever the case may be, they'll undoubtedly have it back online asap. It's a no brainer that they'll sell more product via Amazon and EBay, so no cause for panic unless you just want to panic, then by all means, do.
Also, the Rocky Mountain Hemp Co. dissolved and was then acquired by Rocky Mountain High Brands and is now a fully owned subsidiary. I have not confirmed that the company is back to marketing their previous brands or a new RMHC brand, but if so, ALL proceeds go straight to Rocky Mountain High Brands' bottom line.
If I'm wrong and there actually are TWO Rocky Mountain Hemp Companies in Colorado, I'll be surprised. I wouldn't think the state would allow the incorporations of two companies utilizing the same exact name. I think the confusion comes from old info Googled up from before the old Rocky Mountain Hemp company dissolved and was reborn via acquisition by Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc.
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