Juhani LehtimäkiFeb 25

What I don't get about this is: If the claims made are so blatanly lies, for example, that there's no Lithium in it, why would they make these lies. Once they ship a single unit, it will be torn open and tested. A blame will be proven to be untrue and the management will go to jail for fraud. They know this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H45HXs4xXfA

Show threadJuhani LehtimäkiFeb 25
They probably get investors on board in the meantime but they won't be keeping the money once exposed. Something doesn't add up here. I can't believe they'd just make shit up. What would they be gaining? But also, if they're not making shit up, why are they trickle feeding these proofs? I don't understand what is going on here..
Show threadAsh Davies
@lehtimaeki I think the people making the real money get out before they get exposed, but crime is legal now, so who knows 🤷‍♂️
Feb 25 at 12:19pmWeb
Show threadJuhani LehtimäkiFeb 25
@ashdavies This is not an American comany though. People don't get away with that stuff in Finland.. at least that used to be the case.
Show threadJuhani LehtimäkiFeb 25

@ashdavies

Hmm.. it is looking dodgy..
They're generating a shitton of invetment.

In Finnish, should be possible to translate
https://yle.fi/a/74-20212167

”Tämä on ihan mieletöntä!” Luottamukselliset viestit näyttävät akkufirma Donut Labin hurjat lupaukset sijoittajille

Ylen haltuunsa saamat sijoittajakirjeet osoittavat, että akkuyritys Donut Labia markkinoidaan kyseenalaisin väittein.

Yle Uutiset
Show threadAsh DaviesFeb 25
@lehtimaeki seems like investor fraud then, investors get real pissed when they think somebody has lost their money, it's just whether they get caught