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Snipp Interactive Inc V.SPN

Alternate Symbol(s):  SNIPF

Snipp Interactive Inc. is a Canada-based Platform-as-a-Service company. The Company's modular SnippCARE (Customer Acquisition, Retention & Engagement) Platform allows its marquee list of clients and agencies and partners to use various modules of the Platform to run long-term and short-term programs and promotions, while continually generating and capturing zero party data that provides insights to drive sales. The Platform's Receipt Processing Module, SnippCHECK, provides receipt-based promotions in North America. The Platform's full-scale modular loyalty engine, SnippLOYALTY, allows clients to deploy any/all aspects of a standard loyalty program on a case-by-case basis. The Platform's modular catalogue of digital and physical rewards, SnippREWARDS, provides clients with global and deployable access to a catalogue of digital and physical rewards. The Platform's gaming module, SnippWIN, allows the global deployment and administration of legally compliant games of chance and skill.


TSXV:SPN - Post by User

Post by Maggson May 06, 2024 10:20am
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Post# 36024787

I have done it...

I have done it...I think I may have finally cracked the code of why they keep over paying for acquisitions and losing millions.

They don't understand Math. Or what they probably call...Maff! 

A simple mistake with the comma creates horrible mistakes which makes them lose millions of dollars like they just did with Gambit.

My theory is they meant to pay $500,000 for Gambit. But instead paid $5,000,000. If you look at their new investor presentation, Yes, that's right...The NEW ONE FOR 2024. You will see what I am talking about. Look at the 3 year revenue CAGR charts and the location of the commas separating their numbers. I took a screen shot of it as I usually do for keepsake memories to remind myself of my bad investments.

Can you imagine putting something like this out for investors and not even having the common sense or ability to actually proof read it before you put it out? Or what I think happens, because this has happened before, is that they are literal M*R*NS.

They never stop proving me right...With all the millions of dollars in salary to numerous Executives,  a CFO and there is a literal person on Linkedln who goes by the title of "Vice President, Office of the CEO" (This is not a joke, look it up) and none of them can put together a coherent investor presentation without repeating mistakes of the most basic statements. It's not the first time they have done this either.

Simple checks and balances to the business. Can you imagine how much money they must be p*ss*ng away on other stuff? If you run a small business, you know what I am talking about.

OMFG! 

Apologists incoming in 3..2..1..
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