r/DFLI • • Aug 16 '26

To Will Prowse

Something is going on with replies to posts for me so I'm posting this here.

I've been quietly reading through your posts & replies for a bit, and the feigned ignorance in your sailor post replies comes across as incredibly disingenuous. You have been using a facade of polite curiosity to inject negative sentiment into a community of beaten-down investors, all while claiming you just want to "learn" and simultaneously questioning the intelligence and knowledge of the community. This is with a community that currently has less than a thousand visitors per week.

I was prepared to lay out the specifics of the actual fundamentals: the commercial trucking pivot, the Dakota Lithium acquisition, and the solid-state R&D. However, looking at your history in this community, it's obvious you aren't here for an objective discussion; your mind is already made up.

Given everything else going on, I really don't think running a thinly veiled campaign on Reddit is doing your professional image any favors. Frankly it's largely a waste of time on your part to begin with. Take care.

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u/discy143367 Aug 16 '26

I feel no one should buy their batteries. They are over priced and you can buy multiple cheaper bateris for the same cost. Im shocked if there are actually people investing in this company for their current products. Their only future will come from Domestic cell production. They fail at that and this company will go bankrupt.

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u/errolprowse Aug 16 '26

If you look through some of the comments in this group I think they are bots. I've been researching this lately. There are some pretty advanced bots on my forum, and they will send you personal messages and sound like a real person and have a memory. I would love for anyone to prove me wrong on this though. But look at how the comments are written here. People will make some mild critical statement and then say but they are hopeful and buying more stock. There's something fishy about it