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On the surface this is a great looking deal but here is the problem. If you read the terms and conditions of the offer, you will see that their restaurant certificates come from restaurants.com or restaurant.com. Go there for yourself and see how you can buy those on your own for a deep discount. They also come with restrictions. Many of them require you to spend way more than the certificate value.
This looks very good to a newbie to deal sites but they will soon find out they were duped. They will make their own customers irate. Go check out restaurants.com for yourself. Or it might be restaurant.com. Foret which one.
Wow, I'm bewildered....even I actually think the price will go up again someday (based on stock PR, not actual revenue results)
I'm actually going to miss your posts.
Agreed. Go ahead and pump your stock but at least do it with more believable comparisons. Even your fellow NSAVers think you are delusional.
10Q was filed yesterday because it is now posted. The merger is obviously not done yet. This 10Q is basically identical to the last 10Q if you don't feel like reading through it.
I would say no to your question. If the q2 report is like the q1 report back in may, that will probably mean that the reverse merger has still not been completed. That would not be what we all want to see but it also doesn't guarantee the stock is done. The early part of this week should be interesting to say the least.
I still feel good about it all as long as that clinic continues to operate.
See, you're wrong.. AGAIN. While Pandora is a bad investment IMO, they do have revenue because they actually have paying customers. Their problem is that their expenses are too high and they go higher as they gather customers. They have millions in revenue.....profit is the problem. Customers love the service just like some people like Sirus/XM but they too have trouble making a profit. They both have a service that people like as evident by their millions of USERS. And they didn't get those users without spending money on technology, sales and advertising.
Good luck with that $26 share price. Enjoy the weekend.
I'm not in it, but I think/hope you guys will have a shot at a good exit point soon. I have to assume that they will pump this again before any Q3 revenue is reported
Take a look at this link from the website and tell me what you see and don't see when you click on the videos and testimonials sections.
http://promo.netsavingslink.com/docs/clientshome.cfm
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Until tomorrow......
I hope that's right for all of you. Even the dream chaser.
mwito....that's actually only a half crazy idea. You could be on to something. Get chasingadream to fund it and I'll build it with one of the largest companies in the world.
Now that I can agree with dreamhouse33.
If I ever do, I'll let you guys know since you seem to invest in anything.
Sorry, couldn't help myself mwito.
I actually tried to leave you guys alone so that you can pump your stock until you made the ridiculous Groupon comment. I'm still laughing....
Wow.....God, I love you guys. Pure entertainment....Groupon going to buy NSAV! Surely you jest....
These newsletters don't just pick up a stock. If they are paid by the stock promoter, they pick/pump it up. Plain and simple. No pay, no pump. I think awesome penny stocks charges about $10k per email blast. Just find and old email from them and read the fine print at the very bottom.
gotcha
Savings.com is just one of a plethora of similar free deal sites. That's been my point.
Pharm07, I agree with you that people do want simplicity and there will be some people like yourself that may be willing to pay ASSUMING these guys market the site to deal finding consumers. That's not easy. Plus you have to realize that deal finders are just that....they are deal finders and they tend to be very savvy when searching for deals. Many of them are nickel and dimers by nature so they will try to search for the specific deals that they want for free first on other sites that are way ahead of the curve like retailmenot.com, shopathome.com, stockngo.com to name a few.
To all of you.....if this company announces that they are hiring a significant sales force and starting a marketing campaign to consumers, not investors I would view that as something positive. And I'm not talking about mommy blogger marketing. They will need to spend money on online marketing
You said it. not me
You said it right...."exclusivity". If they had exclusive deals, maybe, just MAYBE they can try to charge for them. What you all fail to understand, is that their deals are NOT exclusive. If you understand affiliate links and marketing, you would know that. They tel you in the financials/biz plan that they are working with groups like Commission Junction, etc. All they are doing is accessing those deals and putting links on their site and then charging you to access those links to those deals. Those are NOT "exclusive" deals. Hundreds or even thousands of big deal sites and small mom and pop deal sites get those same deals and offer them for free on their sites.
To get "exclusive" deals, you have to have a sales force to contact hundreds or thousands of merchants to secure those exclusive deals/offers. Do you know how many deals sites are in every city trying to call on the same merchants to secure a deals? A LOT. These merchants are bombarded daily and they have a lot of options.
NSAV is not a build it and they will come scenario. It will take a lot of resources to market this site to not only consumers, but also businesses. Until I see them doing both, my views will be the same.
yes, I do have the time and desire. Again, you obviously partially read posts. I really don't care if you believe me.
Just assuming there will be. And hopefully there will be for the sake of all investors here. Even those that disagree with me or mock my posts.
See, your problem is that you don't read thoroughly. That's probably why you believe in this company. I said "one of the largest" not "the largest.".
I landed on this post board BECAUSE I research the entire deal industry because it's my job. I just happened to find Nsav because of a penny newsletter I received. I happen to own a couple of other penny stocks so I follow the pumps.
When I started to read posts I felt compelled to start posting. I DO spend way too much time on this board but it's become sort of a guilty pleasure for me.
I really don't care if you believe my assessment of the company or not. Others may read my posts and be cautious and perhaps do more research on this industry and the hundreds of other players.
Regardless of where I reside, I know what I'm talking about. I have had 2 deals site built. One for my own company and one for one of the largest media companies in the world.
THE NSAV MODEL WILL NOT WORK! You can not charge people to access deals that they can get free in a 100 other places online. You people can't seem to get that through your heads because you don't know squat about an industry you are investing in. Do some research outside of listening to Cramer talk about Groupon.
As I said before, play the stock and the next pump, but please don't put your hopes and dreams on the company's business model.
OMG. I can't believe I'm reading these posts while I'm awake. I must be dreaming.
I don't own this stock and I waste a lot of time on this board.... Way more than I should but the entertainment I get from reading these types of posts is worth gold.
Craziness.....I absolutely love it.
Depending on the exchange it's around $2500 to change ticker. Not sure if that's the case with pennies though. I've never done it so I can't speak from experience. Only by what I've researched.
You guys are too funny. You think the US gov is going to bail out NSAV like citi? Come on....
indeed it is...
I thought you'd like that one. Good luck to you. I seriously mean that
and I jest...Hyundai didn't come along and charge people a monthly membership to walk into the dealership to shop for a car.
Thanks, but I'm not a hater. Just a realist, and as I said before.....I work in this world so I know a lot about how it works. Just want everyone to be informed. Not calling the company a scam at all.
Oh boy....I won't even start on that one.
He may have not done the pump personally, but he knew it was coming. When you take over a shell, there are other behind the scenes people that hold a lot of stock from the previous company and they are the ones that will usually pump the stock. They have a direct connection with the new owners of the company and they will more than likely know the inside info and therefore know when to pump. That's how they make there exit and turn a profit. That's "cleaning up the shell"
Now after that occurs, you have to hope that the new company has a solid business that can build the PPS back up. Hopefully that's the case for you all. Especially those that came in at .40.
I hope daily deals does not complete development for the sake of all the long term investors. Daily Deals doesn't guarantee success. Wake up! There are thousands of websites that offer daily deals now and many others that aggregate all of those deals for you in one convenient place. Check out thedealmap.com, 8coupons.com, yipit.com. analoganalytics.com, etc. Don't forget the other big boys besides Groupon like Living Social, Buy With Me, Gilt City, Rue La La, Tippr, and on and on.... Many of these were started or backed by big companies like eBay, Google, Yahoo, etc and they are all fighting for the same database of deal finders. And they are backed by VC funding. And that VC funding is used for sales, technology and marketing to build a database of customers.
Putting a half of deal on a site doesn't guarantee anyone will buy it if they never even heard of the website.
Just hope that his marketing campaign is to consumers and not just investors through penny newsletters.
Proof of what? Please do elaborate.
I'm not going to pump this stock until I see reason to based on a solid business model. I work in the online deal space.
thanks. Just looking out for those that think this is a long term play on a sound biz model. Just have fun trading it...
uh, no. A Groupon IPO will have no bearing on this company. Groupon has tens of millions of subscribers in their database and they have hundreds of sales teams across the country securing deals. Oh and they send the deals to people without charging a subscription. This company has no database, no sales team securing deals and no traffic. The only visitors going there are investors. Play the stock, but not the company. This model will not work. They better have serious plans for raising capital to hire a serious sales team, development team, and also spend a lot of money on marketing. A 2 man team with a webpage up that charges monthly to access a bunch of affiliate deals that can be found elsewhere for free on the web, is not a $17,000,000 company as it is now based on the stock price as of this post.
I can understand people investing in this as a short term gamble because that can be fun and profitable, but please stop being delusional and thinking that this is another Groupon or that it will attract the masses because it won't. You have to research and learn more about not on a company you are investing in, but also the industry that it's in.
Have fun riding this thing a little bit if and when they do more PR, but be careful.