After calming down, I've realized that a phone call or letter or email will not ultimately satisfy the nick picking needs of raskul et al. Press Releases are the most official and indisputable way of proving everything is genuine. The press releases will be made next Monday on the official company web sites and other official company channels. For now there is no further point to discussing this issue of proof. The issue will have to settled next Monday.
It'll satisfy me somewhat. Go ahead and post it.
Also, please tell us why someone who represents the forefront of a project backed by an international conglomeration of companies doesn't have any basic PR skills.
Did they read all your typo's and hear your broken English on the phone, then suddenly they unanimously said, "This is
the guy. Let's all collectively risk a large percentage of our entire operation (and also not act on the potential early gains in the market) because this is a totally legitimate enterprise."
That's how it went down, right?
And press releases don't mean shit.
http://blogs.reuters.com/jackshafer/2012/11/28/fake-press-releases-are-a-public-service/