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Were gonna get one more Squeak outa this one! um aiming for an exit between .12-.18, Ive been involved in a about 10 R/S's and they all get promoted at some point, Ive seen PPS rise on this initialy, IMO there will be another wave or two off a combination of PR's & campaigns, if it deosnt squek again, Ill be really surprised! Then again this thing may end up near a dollar, even Blue Moon an RS WORKS... You just never know in the Penny World!
Were gonna get one more Squeak outa this one! um aiming for an exit between .12-.18, Ive been involved in a about 10 R/S's and they all get promoted at some point, Ive seen PPS rise on this initialy, IMO there will be another wave or two off a combination of PR's & campaigns, if it deosnt squek again, Ill be really surprised! Then again this thing may end up near a dollar, even Blue Moon an RS WORKS... You just never know in the Penny World!
Yeah I don't expect much though.... some people just don't have what it takes. If he had it we'd know it by now. I just keep it because it's already valueless and I think it's good luck to have at least one piece of crap stock.
Seems this stock is a bust. I still have a little glimmer of hope. I intend to release a demo website to pitch to Mr Munz. O want to show him
the How much better his site can look
Mr. Munz is a Moron, his site looks like a 4th grade math project. My 10.8 million shares still only worth $350. We need another R/S...... I want to see if I can get my shares down to a value of $14. I like you can't believe I dared to average down on this one but I keep it as a good luck charm to remind me that even though all pennystocks are garbage some of them are Super Garbage. :)
LOW floaters in the play on IHUB. We should 'advertise' the lowest floater a bit, If 1.000.000 shares are bought we are at 1$ lol
NOBODY SEES THIS ONE, MAKE IT VISIBLE
That would be OUTSTANDING, as long as we could all sell before the DUMP, Ive been praying for a PnD. it'd be so nice to see a campaign and get this up towards .20 its possible!!!!
RE: NITE/STOCKER on IHUB
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From
Marian Munz
To
'Koontz Kevin'
Yes - Have you seen the latest press releases? More to come.
Marian Munz
President & CEO
Media Sentiment, Inc.
(415) 205-1695
www.MediaSentiment.com
Twitter:
www.twitter.com/mediasentiment
Media Sentiment® is the first product to deliver the fastest and most accurate opinions
on how the earnings news will move stocks of more NYSE and NASDAQ companies than any other publisher. All I asked him was " Is there anything New and Exciting in MSEZ'S Future"
Hey, NITE!
The reason why your link is only showing the e-mail you want the board to see successfully to you is because you've posted a link to the letter in your Inbox. The only way we'd get to see it is if you gave us your password or we all hacked your e-mail account. I recommend that you post the e-mail to the board. Here's how you do that:
1. Sign in to Yahoo and get the e-mail.
2. Copy it by highlighting the text and then selecting "Copy" under the "Edit" menu.
3. Go on IHub.
4. Click, "Post New Message".
5. Paste the e-mail into the new IHub message.
6. Edit out any personal identifiers (like your name and e-mail address).
7. Once you've done that, click, "Submit Post" and then you're done!
Have a great day!
I apologize! I don't know how that message was posted twice! I can't seem to delete the second one.
It works When I click on thru IHUB? I just asked him if there were any new irons in the fire upcoming & he replied "YES, haven't you read the last PR, More to come..." I would assume he's seriously focused on the motions his last pr? but if he follows thru...will it have an impact on the market???
Could you post that on the baord? the link doesnt work since it trys to take us to your mailbox.
Just an Email Munz responded to this mornin???
?????????????? what is that a link to
Heck he might do another pump and dump. This company does have a history of them. One can dream.
I promised to release a demo web of what I think the media sentiment site should look like and I hope to solicit other board members to join me in a campaign to convince the hard headed CEO of media sentiment to redesign his site .
The current site is scaring away potential investors. I showed the current site to a friend of mine. My friend told me he doesn't believe actually invested in a company with a website like MEDIA Sentiment's.
I hope to post a link to the demo site by next Wednesday.
What was that???
Thu, Nov 08, 2012 08:00 - Media Sentiment, Inc. (MSEZ: OTC Link) - Ex-Dividend - As of Fri, Nov 09, 2012, Media Sentiment, Inc. traded ex-dividend. Media Sentiment, Inc. will disburse a Reverse Split dividend of 0.00083 shares to shareholders of MSEZ. You may find a complete list of dividends at otcmarkets.com.
Luckily I didn't have much here. I am sorry for those who have lost big. It is always a shame to see such potential get pummeled by financial dilution.
I hope Mr. Munz is not swindler.
Bid up today 0.028
That was the only reason he did the R/S, as selling at .0001 to no bid is not very profitable. What a joke this was.
That was my fear as well, but when asked why he did the reverse split, he told me that it was only to reduce shares. If he truly is running a legitimate business, dilution would prove that he is not following his word. He needs money from a legitimate investor.
So then why is the AS 7.8B after the RSI?
Looks to me he is gong to dilute this again.
I still say he's laying the ground work for his vision! Acquiring video courier and others. I think he feels he has a plan, and once he gets the foundation set he will update the "whole " product rather than in stages?
Not saying I agree with the process..... but since this isn't my specialty I'll give him some time..... for now! GLTA
I agree. Munz is open to free trials for banks to offer to their members, including changing the aesthetic of MSEZ's features to coordinate with their site's design. However, I've learned that some banks don't like giving free trials to their clients, because they don't like to take features away from clients once they've introduced them. That's their problem, not Munz's.
Interesting email. Mr Munz sounds like an honest but difficult person. There are certain situations were an unattractive website does not matter. Eg an Internal Revenue Service web site that looks like a 5 year old kid designed it, would be used because people need information from the site to do their taxes. If your bank has a crappy site and you need to transfer cash online, you have no choice but to use their crappy site.
In Media Sentiments case, the product they offer is not a critical application that people need. People will only use MediaSentiment if they feel it may be useful in helping them to make better investments. Unfortunately since there is no promotion going on , it is going to be difficult to get people to take a look at media sentiments service.
Having a visually appealing site is a form of promotion. It encourages people who stumble on the site to seek more information about the service. Free trial offers for services is a other method of getting people hooked, if they like what they see.
That's me in there@ 105000@.012,a few K filled today, um hopin to own the float so I can break even??????LOL
Here are my initial thoughts:
1. Facebook, Twitter and Google's homepage are completely different than Media Sentiment, because they serve different purposes and have different goals.
2. He does seem committed to changing the sites' looks, when HE wants to and has the cash.
3. There's been progress.
4. He does need cash.
5. He does seem serious about MSEZ.
Here's my latest e-mail to Munz, along with his reply. I've only altered it to remove personal identifiers. His replies are marked with double-astrices:
Hello!
I've checked out socialmediasentiment.com and I'd like to know if people can join it or if it is still "Beta". That's my question!
** I have invited a few people to join for testing purposes – it’s possible to register but I do not encourage it at this time. I think I’ve mentioned in a previous email that we are integrating it with the videocourier technology under a new tool.
My feedback is:
1. Use less white and instead use more solid, textured colors like blue or grey. Too much white makes it seem like things are absent.
2. I realize that your sites look the way they do because you're operating on a shoestring budget and that you'd probably make excellent-looking website as soon as you have the $. Have you considered applying for a loan or a grant from the Small Business Association that you could use to hire some web designers or pay to create a site look using Intuit, My1&1.com or another site like that to create a smoother, more professional look? I think that would dramatically improve your appeal to investors, and increase page views.
** I have heard your suggestions regarding the web site and I am considering them. I have mentioned in a few press releases that we are working on integrations with the new technologies – the new look needs to reflect that. We do have limited resources and have to pick and choose where to focus. I need to think long-term value.
3. Have you considered pitching Mediasentiment to Bank of America, Fidelity, TD Ameritrade or other brokerage firms like that? I'm still working on Schwab, but since banks function as a herd and are nervous about being first adopters, I'd go after as many as possible!
** We will when get to that point.
4. Finally, I think you've done 99% of the hard work, you're a highly intelligent and creative guy, and you're a joy to e-mail and talk with and I'm happy to tell Schwab and people I know about Media Sentiment and what you're doing. You also seem to be genuinely committed to creating and growing your business, unlike some unscrupulous CEOs I've had to deal with. Your sites also seem to function well. The only thing standing in your way is the fact that your websites are ugly and are most likely scaring off potential investors. In order for your sites to thrive, I think you should apply to the SBA for grants or loans (with your track record, I'm sure you could get what you need easily! There are also special grant and loan programs for minorities and minority small business owners, which you can most certainly apply for!
** Thank you for your kind words. I am not sure there is evidence that the web site scared investors off. We’ve had this design for a while and people come and go based on various criteria.
Again, sorry I cannot give you time frames when and how things get done. One thing though, that I hope you have seen, is that there is work in progress.
I think you really need to hire a good web designer and/or use something like Intuit. I think sprucing up your sites will yield impressive (and important) results in a very short period of time!
** Once again, we are working on it. One thing to keep in mind is that functional web sites (e.g., google home page, twitter, facebook) are simpler (show plenty of white) so the users focus on functionality. There are quite a few theories out there about web site design – and I am sure there are opinions all over the place and for all budgets.
Keep up the good work!
1. Your site idea's great!
2. Please present your ideas to Munz! It'll reinforce what I've told him.
Enjoy yourself!
No presentation yet. My plan is simple. The plan is to host a web page for a few days with a site identical to the Msez site , but with a made up name , obviously. I don't want to be sued for copyright infringement. The goal is to show mr Munz what a decent website looks like and how his site can benefit from an overhaul.
I think Mr Munz has a real product but is unable to market it. There no way any of the vendors who briefly featured media sentiments product would list that service on their site . If it was a made up product.
What Mr Munz has not done is to update his core products with new versions and then market them. I still have a ray of hope that Mr Munz will see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Been too busy partying to get the site up. But it's coming. Will share with all. Thanks for reminding me.
I'm guessing your presentation didn't go well then, eh? What did he say? Is there anything you can share here?
Yeah the CEO is a POS . Great idea, poor execution. The type of software service Msez offers is in demand. The ability to predict patterns with a half decent degree of accuracy is desired by companies like credit card firms and other financial institutions. But no one is stupid. Executives at these firms will not even look at software that looks great but is poorly packaged. They are far too busy with other things to give it a second thought.
The CEO of Msez is a hard head. He does not listen to good advice.
Will CEO plan for Share Buy Back if he has real plan to grow this company.
Now it almost a month after R/S and still MSEZ is not showing any action after the R/S. The actual PPS should be 0.12 after R/S but currently the value is already 65% less. If no further strong action is taken for improvement, then once again MSEZ will go back to 000..s and that time there is no question if CEO is Good or Scam Artist. As per investors this MSEZ will get into SCAM list. Hope Mr. MUNZ will not dilute his shares between this 0.04 and 000s...make money from New Investors and repeat same process. GO MSEZ.
I won't argue... it's hopeless LOL. Trust me man I would love for this to skyrocket to the moon just like everyone else on this board because I am too severely underwater on my 200 dollar investment. I just don't see it happening that's all. I feel that I have provided sufficient evidence to why this is a scam. You have provided nothing to refute my allegations nor do you have a link to prove that this is a legitimate business at all. That FACT speaks for itself. Good luck LOL.
My priority was to make sure Munz was running actual, legitimate businesses and that he wasn't a criminal. My research proved that he's running actual businesses and isn't a criminal.
The finances you cite as suspicious (to put it mildly) I cite as evidence that Marian Munz is in great need of cash.
E-mail from Munz that precipitated the e-mail I just sent to him (he sent it to me on Monday). I edited out one irrelevant sentence at the end that contained some of my personal info:
Thank you for your feedback.
I have created the technology behind the socialmediasentiment.com under my own company Strategic Information Technology, Intl.
Have pondered whether to bring it under the Media Sentiment, Inc. umbrella or to run it independently. I still have not made the final decision as there are a few variables to consider.
The ’look’ is not as relevant at this stage, as this is a technology deal (interested in what is behind the surface, not the interface per say). As the PR mentioned, the intent is to integrate the socialmediasentiment.com technology with the technology of videocourier – very likely, under a new social networking tool of Media Sentiment which will have its own ‘look’.
I’m glad you like it.
I feel there is a need for this type of tool. There is a ton of news and information on the web now, and there is a need for a tool to help to curate that based on how users feel it could affect value.
Also, I hope you will join the network at some point too.
Thanks again,
Marian Munz
President & CEO
Media Sentiment, Inc.
(415) 205-1695
www.MediaSentiment.com
Twitter:
www.twitter.com/mediasentiment
Media Sentiment® is the first product to deliver the fastest and most accurate opinions
on how the earnings news will move stocks of more NYSE and NASDAQ companies than any other publisher.
Gman, good luck today! Please let us know how your presentation to Munz goes today! Thanks!
Here's an e-mail I just sent to Munz:
Hello!
I've checked out socialmediasentiment.com and I'd like to know if people can join it or if it is still "Beta". That's my question!
My feedback is:
1. Use less white and instead use more solid, textured colors like blue or grey. Too much white makes it seem like things are absent.
2. I realize that your sites look the way they do because you're operating on a shoestring budget and that you'd probably make excellent-looking website as soon as you have the $. Have you considered applying for a loan or a grant from the Small Business Association that you could use to hire some web designers or pay to create a site look using Intuit, My1&1.com or another site like that to create a smoother, more professional look? I think that would dramatically improve your appeal to investors, and increase page views.
3. Have you considered pitching Mediasentiment to Bank of America, Fidelity, TD Ameritrade or other brokerage firms like that? I'm still working on Schwab, but since banks function as a herd and are nervous about being first adopters, I'd go after as many as possible!
4. Finally, I think you've done 99% of the hard work, you're a highly intelligent and creative guy, and you're a joy to e-mail and talk with and I'm happy to tell Schwab and people I know about Media Sentiment and what you're doing. You also seem to be genuinely committed to creating and growing your business, unlike some unscrupulous CEOs I've had to deal with. Your sites also seem to function well. The only thing standing in your way is the fact that your websites are ugly and are most likely scaring off potential investors. In order for your sites to thrive, I think you should apply to the SBA for grants or loans (with your track record, I'm sure you could get what you need easily! There are also special grant and loan programs for minorities and minority small business owners, which you can most certainly apply for!
I think you really need to hire a good web designer and/or use something like Intuit. I think sprucing up your sites will yield impressive (and important) results in a very short period of time!
Keep up the good work!
Yeah it a good jump, but the stock price is still below what it was pre split . The CEO is clueless. I really believe the CEO Has a product to sell. I don't know how good this product is, but one thing is for sure, the CEO is clueless about how to market his product.
Overhauling the media sentiment website is key to promoting the media sentiment software service. The current site is a joke. It scaring investors away. Kind of like putting a scarecrow near a candy store.
I am planning to make a presentation to Mr Munz. I will send everyone a link to my presentation.
Hmm I am confused now. Any one who would take the time to respond to an email such as the one you sent cannot be a scam artist. At this point there would be no need to send you a response if he was a scam artist. He would only be leaving the authorities evidence to convict him, if he indeed was a fraudulent CEO.
My conclusion is that this guy, Mr Munz is ignorant about business presentations and promotion. He doesn't understand that diamonds cannot be wrapped in newspapers. You have to wrap diamonds in fine velvet material if you want people to take a look at your diamond. BMW dealers don't sell their cars on farms , no they sell their cars in big cities in the best neighborhoods.
Mr Munz may have sophisticated code in his software programs, but he presents that software in a way that is unattractive. No serious brokerage firm CEO would give this software service a second look in its current form/interface. the website is just too unattractive. The website symbolizes the company's presence online. It is their face to the world. The company doesn't have fancy office in Beverly Hills. Nope ! All they have is a website, and if this website is unimpressive, the company will look unimpressive.
I need to write to Mr Munz to follow up on your email to him. I have written to him in the past and received a favorable response.
His whole problem was he hired min$ and they sucked every dollar outa him and what was left he sucked out of the shareholder. I have lost more than 100% because if I sell my comm. will be more that the NAV
Here is my email with his answers next to the stars.
Mr. Munz,
I am a shareholder of MSEZ.
I believe your product has promise which is why I bought shares.
** I appreciate that you believe in the Media Sentiment product. I have spent many years doing research, development, implementation and hard work and based on my information, I am the one who introduced the notion of media sentiment to the individual investors. That is one of the reasons we have a registered trademark
for Media Sentiment? and the Thumb up image as we have reported before. I strongly believe that the market needs this type of service.
How are you marketing this product?
** Through various channels. I have mentioned in previous news releases that our alerts could be found:
-- In real-time directly from our web site at http://mediasentiment.com/
-- Via a RSS feed (on RSS readers and platforms that use the feeds)
-- Via e-mail by signing up on MSEZ's web site to receive free email alerts
-- Via twitter by following @mediasentiment http://bit.ly/JjQGvr
-- Directly on charts by having accounts with Reuters' Metastock
-- Via a network of financial news portals that exist in Media Sentiment's
distribution partner network which at the moment counts about 250
publishers. Financial news portals such as: San Francisco Chronicle, The
Boston Globe, The Houston Chronicle, Wedbush Securities, The Denver
Post, Los Angeles ABC 7, Chicago's Daily Herald, The Oklahoman and many
more.
The website is very unattractive.
** would appreciate it if could be more specific. I am aware that more could be done to the web site and considering various options.
It would be hard to convince someone to use the service in its current condition.
** actually people use the service via the channels I?ve mentioned above ? the web site is only one of them.
How does the software even find stocks to alert?
** Currently, the software focuses on analyzing earnings news releases from NASDAQ and NYSE companies, as soon as the news is released.
There are thousands of news articles daily on specific companies, but there are only a couple alerts that show up on the site.
** I can appreciate that. Our focus is on earnings news and with that there is a cycle ?fewer or no news reports in the second half of the quarter and at the end and the start of the quarters. Our software focus has been on quality more than quantity so far, but I do want to expand the service as more and more users want more alerts. Based on my information, users look for alerts that they could potentially act on.
For people looking for quantity and not quality, there are plenty of news services that do that. Those services never report the % of their accuracy when they express opinions.
My BIGGEST question is what was your thinking behind the R/S?
** To reduce the number of shares.
I could see if you are trying to make the stock price more attractive to large investors or large brokerage firms you are trying to sell to, but there has been nothing but a steady decline in stock price since the split and no news to say what is going on.
** I too wonder who would make transactions of about $20 or less that simply destroy the value of the common stock. I can tell you that I am not happy about that myself.
I understand that I am taking a large risk investing in pink sheet stocks, but I had millions of shares of stock because I saw promise in the product. I have lost almost 100% of the thousands of dollars I invested. I hope you will prove me wrong, as I believe a large majority of CEO's in the pink sheets are scam artists in the purest form. I would appreciate a response to this email because if you put yourself in my shoes, I believe you would be as angry as I am.
** I would like to add a couple of words. I have been putting my blood, sweat, tears and a lot of my own money into this for a long period of time. The business environment has been brutal for the past few years, as you are aware of. However, this year alone we have (re)started reporting on the OTC Markets, have announced acquisition of new technology and lowered the debt levels to the point that it translated into a profit on the bottom line.
I do not believe that actions such as these should have resulted in a lower valuation for the common stock.
Thanks in advance,
Sincerely,
A concerned/angry investor.
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