Jammin Java Corp (JAMN)

[Brophtron]

He must be using his own money to build and construct these businesses or else it would be disclosed somewhere.

He could just as easily be licensing the name to someone else who built the stores. If he millions to pour into stores, why didn't he put more money into JAMN to make it more successful?

Im sorry Brophtron but you have to look at the bigger picture. Without Rohan, we all would not even be talking about JAMN.

How exactly does that matter? He convinced a lot of people to invest in this business, but he's the one who reaps the greatest rewards. If JAMN is making $300K in a quarter from the coffee sold to South Korea, I can just imagine how much Rohan is making on the deal. In the meantime, JAMN is losing millions, has slipped behind in their payables and is again taking on debt that they can't afford. In 6 months we're going to be told that debt isn't the way to go and they'll be looking for more equity.

You shouldnt take away the international sales though because they count and are apart of this company.

Do you understand what I said? I was saying to take them away mathematically to compare US sales now vs. US sales from several years ago.

Rohan has over 10 millions shares of JAMN, tell me why he would set it up to fail?

Because he still owns the name Marley Coffee; he can let the public company fail and still sell coffee with his private business. He's already doing that, of course. So what does he need JAMN for?

Mr. Toevs and Marley are saying that if the recyclable RealCup can grab just 1% of the kcup market then it will equal 100 million k cups worth of sales. To me, that number will take some time to reach but isn't that looking at JAMN sharing in the bigger part of the business?

Growth has slowed to a crawl; they're doing the same business they were doing a year and a half ago. The recyclable cups won't make a difference - nobody will even hear about them.

With all due respect. What makes you think that expenses will rise back to before?

JAMN doesn't actually do much of anything. They import beans; they pay another company to roast, package and ship them. They have one office. What have they done in the last quarter to cut costs, other than cutting marketing and sales, which is needed to increase revenues?

Correct me if I am wrong but I believe I remember reading that Mother Parkers is going to be paying for some kind of expenses for Marley Coffee.

MP gave them money in exchange for shares; they paid some money for promotion about a year ago. That's all over at this point.

This recyclable and compostable RealCup, as per Toevs, is supposed to be a huge building block for the company.

Their deal with Best Western was supposed to be huge. The deal with AVT was supposed to be huge. The BikeCafes were supposed to be huge. The BlackRock coffee service was supposed to be their model for a nationwide chain of office coffee locations - and now they're selling that. They make a lot of promises, but I don't see a lot of delivery.