Reeltime Rentals Inc (RLTR)

[desert man]

I think some of us have been in this for about a decade now--I got in sometime in the fall of 2004. We had one spike where for a very short time we went to .21 if I remember correctly--and then dropped from there. There were weird things happening from the beginning--some investors went up to Seattle for a stock holder meeting where they were presented quite the song and dance. Supposedly we had a patent on some tech that we then found out later that the patent lawyer had never been paid. I still wonder how folks think it's ok that MF lost 1 million dollars in this --and maybe the half million that Reeltimer said BH got came from MF. But--all of this really doesn't matter anymore )(oh--did I mention that I had an unknown stockbroker from Texas try to sell me private shares at .10 a share when we were already lower than that).

Still--we are no longer trying to rent movies online--not sure if we ever really gave that a real try-or were just trying to say that's what we were doing. What about the stock holder that left Pennsylvania to work at Reeltime and then ended up suing Reeltime?

It really comes down to one thing--this company making a profit and being able to show it. If we actually do that now --no matter what kind of company we are--then people will buy shares. At this point most folks on here are no longer able to be snowed--so it's time to make money instead of saying we are going to make money. If Hodge can actually do that--he will be rewarded. When Asus shows up usually something is in the works--so hopefully we will see something happen. We have very few newbies on this board--so it' obvious that Reeltime can no longer hope to get folks interested in this by PR's alone. Show a profit and we may actually get somewhere.