Mitigating the Bubble

@theaudiotweak 

A sincere message from a forthright person. Thank you Tom.

On another topic, unless someone has explicitly agreed to have their words used for marketing purposes, they may withdraw permission to do so. So, if you are uncomfortable having a testimonial quoted on someone's website where they are seeking material gain you may withdraw permission by doing so in writing. As I have stated, I have not tried any of the products in this thread. I would however, given the turn of events, be willing to donate to a gofundme or similar to assist Krissy in retaining appropriate counsel or at least replenishing her finances that came about as a result of this unfortunate episode. She performed work and dedicated resources with the implication of a business relationship being in place. Evidence of the implied structure is probably contained in emails and texts.

In the past, I have retained an attorney for the sole purpose of ensuring that if someone didnt live up their commitments and pay amounts that were due and payable that they would at least need to spend the money they "liberated" on their own lawyers. I am far from litigious, I'm just intolerant of bullies.

From my personal interactions with Krissy, I found her to be both a kind and generous soul with a good heart. There are unscrupulous individuals who take advantage of such gentle souls, both personally and business wise. I think it’s no secret who one of them is. And I am certain he is still reading this thread.

Are you proud of yourself? Such a small man you are to do the thing you did.

I take it back. You’re not a small man. You’re no man at all.

In my world integrity counts. And he won't be counting a penny of my money.

I started this thread the nite before the business relationship fell apart.

@theaudiotweak you are truthful in that matter ^^^.

Yes, it was when Krissy tried to talk Chris (nano-flo) out of trying to sell a cheap generic mass produced power cord for $1500, that he summarily dismissed her from any further business affiliation. Chris had an agreement with Krissy that she would be the seller and marketer of the product, and he would manufacture. She went ahead and spent hundreds of dollars of her own money to purchase samples from Chris which she freely gave to some of her friends (she obviously couldn’t give a hundred dollars to everyone in Agon) and almost everyone liked the product.

At least one at the time hadn’t tried it (Ozzy it must have been you) and another wasn’t happy with the prospect that it was not removable (because the particles aren’t easily removed once treated). I am not suggesting Chris deliberately lied about these two nano-flo recipients, however he wasn’t entirely accurate (probably not aware of all facts, as he severed communication from Krissy).

The nano-flo website had the price doubled after Krissy has the price disclosed to Agon members. This hereafter is my speculation: I suspect Chris doubled the price to make it appear to Agon members that they were getting a 50% discount.
But he then pulled the product used to DIY because (again speculation) members were guessing the ingredients and quite possibly got a little too close for comfort.

What is not speculation,

Note: he even ripped off the term "Perfect Path"

When he wrote, "It's the Perfect Path to Audio Performance!" and capitalized the words, he did use the Perfect Path name in an underhanded intent.  

With the claim of a "food grade" base, it would have to be a mineral oil used on cutting boards or a vegetable oil, neither of which would be around for long on the metal.  His claim of nano particles being forced by pressure into pits, etc, is dubious.  With TC, the paste filled in the pits and voids left by the imperfectly round pins and barrels that make up RCA and XLR connections.  TC was like a cold solder joint that remained soft and did not dissipate over time.  As for it allegedly having had a toxic base, 'just don't eat it' was the common-sense advice.  

Those who have heard instant improvements with nano will have to decide if it holds up over more than months or a year, and without an accompanying, detailed description, that power cord is a grift job, IMO.