I have found quite a few inaccurate disparaging remarks.
Here are a few of them, I wonder how they belive that their posts will improve the stock value and the Company's financial standing.
Post 239078 resurgence of outdated technology like GT's...
Post 239096. nothing I or you, or anyone says, will have an affect on the stock value.
Post. 239181. I don't think selling a subscription model to companies with products in grocery stores makes any sense. The floor panels will be subjected to heavy foot traffic, shopping carts, pallet jacks with full pallets loaded with grocery product, and floor machines that put pressure on the panels and potential smudge and crack them. How many shoppers will even stop and stare at the floor panels while shopping? Who is going to pay for maintenance? What work is going to be required to ensure the floor remains level so customers don't trip and file a lawsuit? Why would any grocery chain like Walmart or Target take this risk, when traditional in-store advertising is cheaper and easier to implement? This makes no sense to me, and I see zero chance of this happening in any of our lifetimes.
He needs to focus his efforts and not try and go in ten different directions, especially when he can't even successfully go in a single direction.
These type of inaccurate descriptions are the nails in your financial coffin, and your wondering why the stock is not performing.
Post 239201
Yes we know, this means Eric can BS all he wants then pull a reverse split when the going gets tuff and it is all legal.
If you believe what you wrote, why are you spending your money on the stock, or any other pink stock for that matter?
Post. 239206.
"so investors like me and many others can get the hell out."
It does not happen because you keep digging your own financial grave with all your disparaging remarks.
Post 239221
"The past is always the best present indicator on what the future holds on this & any other OTC table with the same CEO operating out of the same pos-land handbook glty"
[i]I belive the relevance of old incidents relative to today's activity is (1/X3)% [where X represents years past cubed]