THIS IS TOTALLY EFF'ED UP!! How #icked up is th
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Posted On: 06/11/2024 2:13:52 AM
THIS IS TOTALLY EFF'ED UP!!
How #icked up is this reality described below? This should be against the law!! How do shareholders feel about this blatant conflict of interest while advertising and promoting his other side company, while serving as the ceo, of a public company, with the same business model as shown in tweets, filings and press releases ?
Same ceo, as Snpw and Sun Pacific Power, lists himself on Solray, Inc. https://srnrg.com/ website (secretly set up by Snpw ceo) also as its ceo.
Then the same Snpw ceo approves the following content to be published/included on the Solray website being a definitive competitive competing entity as advertised
Basically, Snpw ceo is asking customers to switch from his public company's subsidiary (i.e. Sun Pacific Power) to Solray (newly formed private company). No other way to interpret the straight forward language
Basically, Snpw ceo is advertising & promoting (as Solray ceo), publicly, his new company, Solray, as "setting new industry benchmarks" and promoting "Choose Solray for reliable, and eco-conscious solar panels that redefine industry standards". No other way to interpret the straight forward language
Any question about any conflict of interest (same business model as Snpw/SPP) on the part of Snpw' ceo with his new baby set up Solray, Inc. set up behind the curtain? SEE BELOW from https://srnrg.com/
To make things worse, the moron uses the same solar panel equipment photo, on the side company's Solray website, as when referring to SC-Solar in an Snpw tweet, on its corporate twitter page, when promoting some ridiculous site visit.
We're talking about someone who is not the sharpest tool in the shed, by far.
in my opinion
cheers
How #icked up is this reality described below? This should be against the law!! How do shareholders feel about this blatant conflict of interest while advertising and promoting his other side company, while serving as the ceo, of a public company, with the same business model as shown in tweets, filings and press releases ?
Same ceo, as Snpw and Sun Pacific Power, lists himself on Solray, Inc. https://srnrg.com/ website (secretly set up by Snpw ceo) also as its ceo.
Then the same Snpw ceo approves the following content to be published/included on the Solray website being a definitive competitive competing entity as advertised
Quote:
Go Green, Save Green: Switch to SolRay Solar Today!
Make a smart investment in your future. Go green with Solray and enjoy savings on your energy bills while contributing to a cleaner planet.
Basically, Snpw ceo is asking customers to switch from his public company's subsidiary (i.e. Sun Pacific Power) to Solray (newly formed private company). No other way to interpret the straight forward language
Quote:
Solray emerges as a leading solar panel manufacturing company , setting new industry benchmarks with cutting-edge technology and unwavering commitment to sustainability. With a focus on innovation, Solray delivers top-tier solar solutions, powering a cleaner and greener tomorrow. Choose Solray for reliable, efficient, and eco-conscious solar panels that redefine industry standards.
Basically, Snpw ceo is advertising & promoting (as Solray ceo), publicly, his new company, Solray, as "setting new industry benchmarks" and promoting "Choose Solray for reliable, and eco-conscious solar panels that redefine industry standards". No other way to interpret the straight forward language
Any question about any conflict of interest (same business model as Snpw/SPP) on the part of Snpw' ceo with his new baby set up Solray, Inc. set up behind the curtain? SEE BELOW from https://srnrg.com/
Quote:
Welcome to Solray
We specialize in crafting cutting-edge solar panels and state-of-the-art batteries , driving innovation and sustainability across the nation.
To make things worse, the moron uses the same solar panel equipment photo, on the side company's Solray website, as when referring to SC-Solar in an Snpw tweet, on its corporate twitter page, when promoting some ridiculous site visit.
We're talking about someone who is not the sharpest tool in the shed, by far.
in my opinion
cheers
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