In both of your presented cases, it was the BUYER (the fraud) who was saying that, NOT PP.
No it wasn't, you asshat. It was the PP director, you ******* idiot.
I'm an idiot? Uhm, women have different voices, clearly you can't tell the difference...
Video 1 -
Time stamp 4:46. FEMALE BUYER is talking about top compensation and shit, NOT PP.
FEMALE BUYER: "... for example compensation. I want to come in and pay you top dollar because I know what you're going to be facing, and I want you to be happy, I want to make sure our suppliers are happy, so compensation, okay, your cost is negligent. So it could look like we're paying you for a specimens," ~ NOT PP
FEMALE BUYER 5

"So let's talk about it correctly."
PP: "mhmm"
FEMALE BUYER 5:06: "We all know that, yet, that's what we're doing."
PP 5:07: "So processing and time, and..." - FEMALE BUYER CUTS OFF PP: "Exactly." PP:: "Yeah." (Your ******* subtitles flat out LIE)
FEMALE BUYER 5:15 "So yes, I am paying you, but how we're talking about it out there in the 'public square'." Video cuts out.
The buyer implied clearly in the beginning of the exchange that there was obvious concern about it being seen as paying for specimens despite the fact that it was just compensation for "Processing and time." LEGAL COMPENSATION.
Video 2 -
In context, PP had no idea how much it costs but the BUYER wants an answer so she reports what she's seen in other agencies as the cost.
PP 3

"$75 a specimen."
FEMALE BUYER: "Oh, that's way to low." PP Shrugs FEMALE BUYER 3

"And that's really, that's way too low. I don't -" slightly interrupted by pp but continues "I want to keep you happy." PP continues: "And I was going to say $50. I've been to places that did $50 too. But see, we don't, we're not in it for the money, we don't want to be" Video cuts out.
Jesus, just the statement from PP there, "we're not in it for the money," blows your bullshit wide open and it's in your supposed video "evidence." NOT TRYING TO MAKE A PROFIT.