Agree with your position csmith. I have been in IMGG since March 06. I also agree with another poster's comment that Dean should not be advertising a new venture at this juncture. If this is true it just sounds bad.

Sometime back in Dec 07, I posted here about Imaging3 needing to be a bit better with public relations. At that time Dean responded to this board and my post as to his company needing better public/investor relations. I believe it still is a problem. I am not advocating disclosure of inside information or more teleconferences. But a lack of clear public/investor related news or conjectured reports by Ihubbers from social media (Facebook friends) can only lead to mayhem in the market place.

Csmith, as I said I agree with you. It doesn't pass the smell test. It is creating mayhem in this market. All of the sales in the near past are not short sellers. They are longs, like me, who find themselves with sizeable positions of IMGG dancing near the "door".

This has been stated before by one of my fellow investors and needs to be reiterated at this point that the restricted shares if being released tomorrow will not be able to be sold tomorrow.

I purchased restricted shares in 2007. Once I held them a year I was able to remove the restriction. But this was a lengthy process that involved mailing my restricted stock certificate to the Transfer Agent and having the unrestricted stock certificate mailed back to me. Then I needed to take the certificate to my broker. This process took several weeks.

IMGG investors and traders may sell and buy in the next few days to weeks to improve their position or raise cash. But from my experience, it will not be anyone who is holding restricted shares that will be selling anytime soon.

Congrats to all investors and most especially Dean's company! I have been investing in IMGG since March 2006. There have been many days of disappointing share prices. Those days are gone.

Many folks here on iHub, friends and family seem stymied at the rise of current share price. Current price seems zany, but maybe it belonged there all along. IMGG is getting the attention it so "richly" deserves.

Another site I follow has mentioned IMGG and it might be worth your time to read (www.crashmarketstocks.com) This is just another indication that the word is out and money is coming in. IMGG like all stocks will have volatility, but this a significant technology that will create life changing events both medically and financially.

I look forward to FDA approval. I look forward to this technology being in clinics and hospitals. I also anticipate professional sports teams and major collegiate athletics to provide Imaging3 technology in their training facilities.

Thank you, Dean and Imaging3! Best of luck to all!

JJ Squire

Dean,

I believe every investor is aware of your need for scrutiny on this site or any public site for that matter. SEC rules are restrictive to prohibit insider information. I know you are following those rules. I know you and your company are also going the "extra mile" on this issue to avoid any appearance of impropriety. I commend Imaging3 for this position.

As you stated, the scrutiny will increase and you must disseminate information/developments through press releases to maintain news in the public domain. Dean, for whatever reason, Imaging3 has not done well in posting these press releases.

Just a few examples:

-During RSNA 2007 articles in the evening news and local papers were discussing the amount of radiation from current imaging technology. Could Imgaging3 have press released to promote their technology's extemely low levels of radiation?

-RSNA 2007 was a success. It appeared to me that members of this board had to encourage a press release concerning your success at RSNA

-In your last post you stated you have "many exciting new developments to look forward to as we continue to move forward". Can any of these be information (or at the very least advertisement) in a press release?

I believe you are missing a valuable opportunity to promote your company and attract additional investors. Your zeal to follow the "very restricitve rules from the SEC", without using more press releases, hints to Imaging3 investors the impression you are hiding behind those same restricitve rules.

I have been invested in your company since March 2006. I hold a significant number of shares. I understand why many of my fellow investors are impatient. Investors are not impatient because it takes longer than expected to bring a product to market. We all believe in your vision and your company! But a lack of public press releases and your posting then deleting of an I-Hub post has caused me to ponder. Mike Nesson has availed himself as a phone call away....but doesn't that create the appearance you are trying to avoid.

Thank you for listening! I hope you are able to issue more press releases to inform your investors in a SEC correct manner.

Jeff