This board is worse than iHub. Both sides arguing
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Posted On: 07/20/2018 10:09:04 AM
This board is worse than iHub.
Both sides arguing is pointless.
There's no point in bashing TPAC just as there's no point in praising TPAC.
For those of us who have shares, they are worthless for the time being and we know it. We hope the company will come through with something to produce revenue but we're not holding our breath. So what's the point of constant name calling and arguing over a company that is silent? You can bash Bill McKay all you want but it's not going to lead to anything. If he's a scoundrel, he doesn't care about your opinion, right? If he's trying to do something to produce revenue, why tear a guy apart for at least trying. Unless you want the company to fail.
There has been no verifiable information or news released in over a year other than the most recent notification of the creditors being held off until this month. If, by the end of this month there is no news about kicking the debt down the road for another six months, then we'll just have to assume that it's not going to happen and that .0001 will be the fate of TPAC for the foreseeable future.
But apparently there are no moderators on this board that are supposed to stop personal attacks and profanity.
Hasta la vista, baby.
Both sides arguing is pointless.
There's no point in bashing TPAC just as there's no point in praising TPAC.
For those of us who have shares, they are worthless for the time being and we know it. We hope the company will come through with something to produce revenue but we're not holding our breath. So what's the point of constant name calling and arguing over a company that is silent? You can bash Bill McKay all you want but it's not going to lead to anything. If he's a scoundrel, he doesn't care about your opinion, right? If he's trying to do something to produce revenue, why tear a guy apart for at least trying. Unless you want the company to fail.
There has been no verifiable information or news released in over a year other than the most recent notification of the creditors being held off until this month. If, by the end of this month there is no news about kicking the debt down the road for another six months, then we'll just have to assume that it's not going to happen and that .0001 will be the fate of TPAC for the foreseeable future.
But apparently there are no moderators on this board that are supposed to stop personal attacks and profanity.
Hasta la vista, baby.
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