The SEC has requalified our offering. Significant changes from the prior qualification include a discussion of Bitcoin and our suspension of offering Bitcoin as a reward for shopping, the removal of Bitcoin as a payment mechanism for investors, the ability to be paid cash back via Bitcoin rather than as a check, and inclusion of … Continue reading Requalification
Jeremy (an iConsumer member) asked how it went, so I’m going to share. It went well. Perhaps most fun of all was an interview Robert Kraft, of Stock News Network, did with me. It was fun, in part, because I knew they were going to edit the heck out of it. For deep introspection on … Continue reading LD Micro Conference Recap
Always Be Learning. Sales folks talk about ABC – Always Be Closing. I think it’s just as important to keep growing and working on improving yourself. Last week I was interviewed at the LD Micro Cap Conference by Robert Kraft of Stock News Now. Here’s the interview, see if you agree on my assessment of … Continue reading ABL
Update 6/13/19 11:15 a.m. We received qualification today. We have submitted our revised offering for requalification. Depending on how fast the SEC responds to it, it is possible that after June 13 we will not be able to offer stock back rebates for some unknown period of time. Obviously we hope that doesn’t happen, but … Continue reading SEC Upcoming Action
As part of our effort to raise our visibility, support our stock price, and find additional investment, we’re presenting at the LD Micro Conference June 4 and June 5. It’s in Bel Air, and it’s one of the premier events covering the micro cap (very small capitalization) world. I talk for about 20 minutes, answer … Continue reading Investor Conference – Los Angeles
We’re So Close … So We’ve Radically Upped Your Rewards to Help Us Get to the Finish Line Our presentation at the investor conference bore fruit. We’re in discussions with several investment banks, plus a really interesting non-traditional prospective marketing partner. They need to see immediate growth to continue being interested in providing significant funding … Continue reading CEO Letter – Now’s the Time
Not jam or peanut butter. The difference between the bid and ask price for RWRDP. I know, I know, I keep saying our stock price doesn’t matter yet. It’s a long term thing; we’re still a start up. But we worked very hard to become a pre IPO publicly-traded company, and I can’t help myself. … Continue reading A Normal Spread
Yesterday we filed with the SEC the paperwork necessary to have our offering requalified. Our offering allows us to offer people the chance to earn our stock. Without a qualified, effective offering, we’re not supposed to offer our stock (either for sale or to be earned as a rebate). Last year, for several reasons, we … Continue reading Not Making the Same Mistake Twice
lifehacker just released an article I like on why being an investor is important. Nicole Dieker makes many great points, offers some solid advice, and links to more helpful articles. Of note in my mind was the point: “You can’t save your way to wealth and not everyone can earn their way there. That leaves … Continue reading Investing = Good
When payday comes, who gets paid? You may have noticed that Uber has an upcoming IPO and they are worth up to $90 Billion. That’s ‘B’ as in “Boy that’s a lot of money!” That means a big pay-day for…investors. Not drivers. Not users. This valuation is despite the brand being deep in the red, … Continue reading What “payday” means