RE:RE:A sad sad sad reality....It comes down to lack of information. Scotianbot, you provide more information here than we receive directly from the company. I was raked over the coals for sharing information before and it turned into a bashing session - me giving as well, for which I am not proud, but I don't believe in backing down from bullies. My initial and current intention is to share information, not bash.
The company owes me nothing. Tinley's does need investors, however, and it will instill a greater deal of investor faith with more transparency. Other start up companies have been very good at sharing when they submit NNCPs, applications for licenses, co-packer agreements, etc.
I would like to hear Tinley's address these milestones with attached timelines. It would go a long way to reinstill faith in the company. Also, since they have had a challenge with receivables, share how much product was delivered to stores, how many repeats have there been, and realistic plans for expansion, so investors will have a sense of the company's value.
I am impressed with what has been built in California, especially with the regulatory tangle that they impose on companies. It is amazing that any company can sell legally in that state. Hats off to Tinley's for that accomplishment.
Diana