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As an investor what this tells me is the CEO has no personal integrity, and I begin to doubt the veracity of his IPO filings.

• jpdoctor 15y ago
  You shouldn't believe them anyway, because they are selling you something.
  • tsotha 15y ago
    You're probably right about that. Still, I prefer not to do business with people lacking integrity. There are a lot of different ways to get swindled.