LILLY DRONE STOCK CRACKED

Well, we should be thankful to Lily Drone team, because at least they said all the customers will get re-fund in next 60 days. Probably considering that, Lily founder Antoine Balaresque and Henry Bradlow decided to give up. Even if Lily drone were finally released, it wouldn’t be able to compete on a current market. All we know GoPro released an outdated product that could be a crazy successful couple of years ago, but not today. They decided not to make a mistake GoPro made in 2016. DJI, Yuneec, Hover, all of them have drones that can fly and follow you autonomously now. While trying to make an autonomous drone and taking their time, they forgot about competition. – Is it a good product? Not at all! But they made something real without complaining that they have no money. Just for the comparison, Hover Camera only raised $25M and delivered the final product to the customers. Lily drone team had $49 Million in their hands and failed to set up a production for it. Eli Lilly (LLY) closed the most recent trading day at 459.32, moving -0.59 from the previous trading session. And now their excuse is that there was not enough money to manufacture the autonomous drone. Eli Lilly (LLY) Stock Sinks As Market Gains: What You Should Know. Seriously? $15.000.000 USD was not enough to make it fly? But Lily started to sell not existent product and got $34M on top of $15M. As a result, we are deeply saddened to say that we are planning to wind down the company and offer refunds to customers.

Over the past few months, we have tried to secure financing in order to unlock our manufacturing line and ship our first units – but have been unable to do this. These include the Stalker XE for special forces units, Desert Hawk III for U.K. As in the stock market, unpredictability is likely to be seen as an. Lockheed Martin isnt a dominant drone stock but the F-35 maker has a number of small drones in its product lineup. Here is the part of the email that people who pre-ordered Lily drone received today:Īt the same time, we have been racing against a clock of ever-diminishing funds. at various stages of developing swarms of coordinated, weaponized drones, while. Now, at least after such a long time, they are ready to give the money back. The company can make claims to refund but actually just needs to declare bankruptcy and thats it. The Lily investment is a lot like penny stocks. The Lily drone was launched with a pre-order price tag of 499 and scheduled to ship in February 2016. Shipping was later delayed until summer and then again to early 2017.

LILLY DRONE STOCK CRACKED

– Why scam? – Because it’s been 3 years and they never deliver a final product to those who preordered it. The Lily drone was launched with a pre-order price tag of 499 and scheduled to ship in February 2016. A few years ago two UC Berkeley students seemed to have cracked the code for a drone breakthrough to the mainstream with Lily, a flying camera that requires no complex piloting ability. According to many reports, Lily Drone scam is finally over.

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