If you look at the numbers of people, who have magically lost...

If you look at the numbers of people, who have magically lost the same sum of $30,000.
Wasn't that the same figure that the convertible notes cost ?
So if you have lost $30,000, did you subscribe for the notes , and cash out early, and convert to shares, and then got massively diluted by the consolidations?
Just asking . Seems strange this figure of $30,000.
I wouldn't mind betting Darfgarf , could be one of those . My how the plot thickens. Maybe only the true insiders , got to benefit from the conversion to shares at 8 tenths of a cent , at the very end , who became the final equity holders & who benefited, expotentially.
That'where the skill of playng everyone comes in with this lot. How do you keep a company going for 10 years,when it has no income? and for the last 4 years pay the CEO half a mill and the rest of the board another $300k.
Come on guys , work it out , it's about who ends up with the money.