Do we live in 1920?  With internet and smartphones many companies don't have a physical address other than their own home, which they certainly wouldn't want to be available. You have no right to violate these people's privacy to push your belief. If you still think it's a scam, then don't invest in it. There seem to be so many people trying to present unfounded, counter-intuitive, reasons why this HAS to be some kind of scam. That's what made me investigate for myself. I don't need bonafides on everyone ever involved with this project. If this is a scam, this guy is the greatest con artist ever, because he has influenced some wealthy and powerful people to support his cause. I don't have the kind of connections necessary to do this- I couldn't get an appointment with half of these guys, only a polite canned response written by a bored secretary. GES may be no more than a cell phone and a laptop, but GES, as I stated before, is just the dealmaker. It does not make the product bad just because you don't like the salesman. There are more than enough reputable firms involved to satisfy me this is far too elaborate to be a simple pump and dump.