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Taat Lifestyle & Wellness Ltd. C.TAAT

Alternate Symbol(s):  TOBAF

Taat is a tobacco-free and nicotine-free alternative to traditional cigarettes offered in "Original", "Smooth", and "Menthol" varieties. Taat's base material is Beyond Tobacco™, a proprietary blend which undergoes a patent-pending refinement technique causing its scent and taste to resemble tobacco. Under executive leadership with "Big Tobacco" pedigree, Taat is launching in the United States in Q4 2020 as the Company seeks to position itself in the $814 billion global tobacco industry.


CSE:TAAT - Post by User

Post by Lingcodon Aug 13, 2023 3:49pm
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Post# 35586131

Taat cannot afford to pay for product

Taat cannot afford to pay for productToo funny. Taat started with a white label chocolate with only 1400 lbs. Then they made the comment that it was flying off the shelves. However that was untrue, because on the second batch, they only made it 10% bigger !

That was many months ago, and taat has not made a 3rd batch as they have no money to 
pay for it.

Just look at what the auditors say, all 3 of them in the last year say taat will be going bankrupt if they dont raise money in the short and long term. Funny the ceo does not take that statement seriously, 
as he paid himself and the boys 1.1 million last quarter.

Investors are being led to the slaughter again. I say again because the stock has gone from $5.85 to a piddly 14 cents. And it has gone down over $1.00 plus since Saxon took over as ceo. Obviously his pay is not merit based, or he would have earned $2.53 cents per year based on his performance. 

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