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Wednesday, 10/18/2017 11:03:24 AM

Wednesday, October 18, 2017 11:03:24 AM

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Another day with no news, no interest and a continued downward trend on the stock price. "Ripping past 2 cents"....is this what we are now settling for? Sorry, we don't need pep talks......we need engagement from this company's management team, period. If they can't find a way to update all shareholders with a responsible report on progress related to their product, then a shareholder's meeting is in order. I for one am concerned who is doing what in this company; they have lost their primary technical person and I have yet to see any piece of information that indicates who is providing technical input and know how. None of the key listed principals, Domich, Steinke, Jaye, are technicians. So....have they hired anyone to replace Bayliss? Who is actually developing the product? What is the marketing plan, or is a marketing plan even being developed? Is there an actual viable product and where is it in the product development cycle? Where are the analytics related to an actual product that show competitive market advantage? What steps are being taken to raise capital beyond what we as shareholders are contributing? This is not about fluff news....this is about being responsible to shareholders on the fate of this company and its products, especially in light of all the turbulence and upheaval of this past summer. We have all invested money, some more than others. The amount is immaterial. I prefer to consider my investments on the basis of fact, not innuendo and hearsay. If the company is not willing to voluntarily provide a reasonable update of its status and future plans by some means, any means, to all of its shareholders, in line with what it is able to publicly comment on at this point in time, then we as shareholders need to take action and request a shareholders meeting in order to get some answers. The time for accepting things on face value has long passed.