Quoted from Yelobird:You should just ask for a refund. Fair enough if your not interested in waiting. Everyone has there breaking point. Good luck.
Fortunately no money is in and I would have taken a refund the first time it was offered. Way back when people were signing contracts not to sue JPOP. Had I missed that deadline I would taken the money the second time it was offered.
I have no doubt Robert could build the 130 games, making all purchasers happy. But I also believe he wants to do it at a reasonable cost. Therein lies the problem.
Hypothetical Example #1 - Games selling for $7k (??) each should cost no more than $4k (??) to build. If they cost 1 cent more than $7k, they are losing money on every game built. Also their production costs are out of wack!
Hypothetical Example #2 - Lots of bad decisions are made by the company president. Lacking competence the company president focuses on insignificant aspects and so is surprised by every issue that comes up.
If Robert were to look at the financials, he’d conclude it was a bad investment. Lots of capital was spent, way more than what should have been. Too many unanswered issues are left unsolved. There is no million dollar inventory or fixed assets to draw on for the $20M (??) spent to date. Stay in business and hemorrhage millions a month. He probably has enough $ to build 130 games for everyone and he may have the desire to proceed at any costs. But what comes after building RAZA?
Those still in in RAZA would be better off if Robert decided to refund 110% to buyers and close the company. In that case the only group of people hurt would be the investors of DR and they may have lost it all, to the tune of $20 Million.