RE: Further dropa21 May 2021 09:11
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The type of financing is irrelevant to the montary bottom line, and my interpretation is that this was chosen as an alternative to the high interest loans from Davis capital. And thus subsequently allows for the high interest loans to be kept in the back pocket to be used as necessary. As for the 20% price drop, do you think that the previously reported and considerable increases in B2B sales and renewals is not a positive indication of things to come? What do you mean " the rate that the company is losing money?" What rate is this because they've refused to share what the capex savings are. At circa $1m revenue per 10,000 users, the potential to mitigate cash burn very quickly is huge. I certainly can't be accused of being a particularly positive poster on here, and I'm frustrated by all the **** things that the likes of AM and co continue to do. You however are not invested and appear to be here to just to slate other people's opinions. For what purpose? "To see it through". I don't understand?