Has anyone looked into the profit margins/annual turnover for cpp or other business mentioned in investigation? ( pizzagate )

submitted by Amoffthepizza

If not, is this info publicly available and can anyone point me in the right direction in order to find the info? Might be helpful in order to prove that these businesses are a front for something else, we can check if overall sales match up to what product is offered and prices for product?

Amoffthepizza

Well just need the info to look into any business they are involved in they have to launder the money somehow.

JastheMace

The pizza places don't exist to launder the money, they are a hook up place. James 'I love children' is also an 'art' dealer, that is where the money will be laundered because the value of the items can be falsely inflated with out a receipt from a manufacturer. Just like antique shops.

lostinthevalley

“I’ve always felt that a lot of modern art is a con, and that the most successful painters are often better salesmen and promoters than they are artists.” ― Donald J. Trump, Trump: The Art of the Deal

BestRolledAgent

I'm sure they keep the books clean anyways. Dirty money always gets moved off shores fast.

virtuous_pedophobe

This boring stuff is actually the way to go and to hurt them the most.

Follow the money!

2impendingdoom

If you live near, you could do recon and get a fair estimate, number of customers per day & average $cash spent numbers in comparison to similar businesses. The very small pizza shop near me (fairly rural and dependent on seasonal business, their overhead is $600 per day).

Amoffthepizza

Sorry there is one other country and an ocean in my way.

2impendingdoom

You could monitor the web cam? there are enough legitimate pizzashops and restaurants that survive irl so Comet ping pong would probably profit without having to be a CIA cover, although maybe not enough to support Alefantis's other real estate

abcdefg222

I think it could be very enlightening but I have no idea how we could get it. Upvoating. Hopefully someone may know.

Amoffthepizza

Yeah I hope somebody does have tried looking but am not getting anywhere thanks.

JastheMace

You should try contacting a CPA. The tax program they use compares your business to other 'like' business, so they should be able to find the average filling for the average pizza place in the area.

Amoffthepizza

Thanks sorry to be a ninny but what is cpa?

JastheMace

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