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Wednesday, July 29, 2015 11:21:02 AM
Why are there no USA businesses using MMRF's product?
The CEO has to fly half way across the planet to install MMRF's product at a dental clinic. Why are there no US businesses using it? Slow adoption rates as an excuse is all well and good, but MMRF claims to have invented the product category but ZERO hospitals, clinics, pharmacies use the product.
It's not like there are ZERO hospitals, pharmacies, and clinics using electronic medical records. They are using real products made by real companies.
MMRF simply is a PR stock selling machine to pay for the CEO and his wife to get their pictures taken with beautiful people and to take fantastic vacations.
Seriously, what are the odds that not a single business would use the product of a real company? There are some real crappy products out there in use. How did they get sold and MMRF isn't sold? A company would have to be EXTRAORDINARILY INEPT to sell ZERO companies on their product
Or simply a share selling pennystock scam
(Hint: because MMRF can't afford to service customers. They have no "back office" support. If they ever made a big sale, it would expose the blob behind the curtain)
The CEO has to fly half way across the planet to install MMRF's product at a dental clinic. Why are there no US businesses using it? Slow adoption rates as an excuse is all well and good, but MMRF claims to have invented the product category but ZERO hospitals, clinics, pharmacies use the product.
It's not like there are ZERO hospitals, pharmacies, and clinics using electronic medical records. They are using real products made by real companies.
MMRF simply is a PR stock selling machine to pay for the CEO and his wife to get their pictures taken with beautiful people and to take fantastic vacations.
Seriously, what are the odds that not a single business would use the product of a real company? There are some real crappy products out there in use. How did they get sold and MMRF isn't sold? A company would have to be EXTRAORDINARILY INEPT to sell ZERO companies on their product
Or simply a share selling pennystock scam
(Hint: because MMRF can't afford to service customers. They have no "back office" support. If they ever made a big sale, it would expose the blob behind the curtain)
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