Here is our monthly reporting on Amazon. In December our Amazon revenue grew over 400% from the December a year before. In October, it grew about 637% year over year. November was up over 400%. (Please read our September post for more details on why we like Amazon.) A reminder: November results last year included Cyber Monday. … Continue reading December Amazon Update
Huh – what’s that? Some quick info. The “Cap Gap” is shorthand for the overwhelming white maleness of the investor class – especially in startups like iConsumer. The Cap is the capitalization table – the list of who has invested in, and how much they own of a company. The Gap – women and people … Continue reading The Cap Gap
I was about to post an update about how we’re doing this month at Amazon over at our Facebook Group, and I realized that, in order to keep the investing playing field level, I need to post here first. Here’s the interim news. We’re not done with the month yet, but Amazon is just slightly … Continue reading Amazon – Quick Update
Because this blog is our “official” spot for announcements that affect shareholders and prospective shareholders, we’re including this bit of truly boring information. Issuer Direct, our transfer agent, used to charge $25 to transfer your shares from their books onto the books of a broker. Recently, they increased their price for that service to $50. … Continue reading Share Issuance Price Change
What’s sweeter than Honey? When you own the hive! Honey is a direct competitor to iConsumer – rewards and loyalty. They sold with a reported $100,000,000 in revenue, 17,000,000 members, and $50,000,000 of venture investment. The fat cat venture capitalists won again. Some of them apparently got a 300X return on their investment. Now don’t … Continue reading Honey sells to Paypal for $4B
When you’re trying to change the world by doing something that’s never really been done before, it’s nice to have friends with influence. Making every customer a shareholder, and every shareholder a customer is a big first. Even more so when those customers are ordinary people, not fat cats. That invariably means that people will … Continue reading Scams, Fraudsters, the SEC, and the OTC
Here is our monthly reporting on Amazon. In November our Amazon revenue grew over 400% from the November a year before. In October, it grew about 637% year over year. Please read our September post for more on why we like Amazon. Very notably, November results last year included Cyber Monday. This year, Cyber Monday was December … Continue reading November Amazon Results
Nobody comes in second. A free trip to Tampa for two, two nights in a sweet hotel, and a fancy dinner with Kevin for the member (and a guest) who earns the most shares from shopping by 1/7/20. Bonus award opportunities for everybody! We think this contest should be a lot of fun and instructive. … Continue reading Supper with a Shark
Share Price, that is. It’s all about joining the big boys and girls. And not being perceived as a “penny stock”. It’s called “uplisting”. Right now, most of the players in the stock market treat iConsumer Corp. as a second-class citizen. Until we’re treated as a first-class citizen, our stock price, as well as the … Continue reading Why a $4 Goal?
Keeping up with our monthly reporting on Amazon. In September our Amazon revenue grew over 800% from the September a year before. In October, it grew about 637% year over year. We may have a pattern developing. Please read our September post for more on why we like Amazon. To make our lawyers happy, I’m … Continue reading October Amazon Results