Eyes on the Go, Inc. (AXCG)

[MillionDollarMonster]

Question AXCG not me. Instead of at the very least trying to understanding what I am saying majority are on the attack. See unlike many of you who brought in for a quick buck. I brought long ago at the very low triple zeros. I am very aware of the venues brought online and the potential of this company if it is managed correctly. Many of you believe because this stock is on the OTC Exchange certain unethical business practices are exceptable. This company has the same potential as many of the big Internet companies on the upper exchange however what is currently going on gives strong signs to investors that trouble is on the horizon. Unlike many online bulletin board posters I am not looking to just get paid. I am already way ahead on my investment and the only way I lose out is to go all the way back to low triple zeros where I would sell and get my money back. We need to have Chris focus on the product, stop the delution and get big money investors interested. Stop the stock price manipulation, and concentrate on building a solid brand.
Many of you are over pumping this stock and deterring investors. Taking about the resume of Chris as if he is the Messiah. Stop overly promoting this stock and stop responding with anger every time somebody has a different opinion. The people speaking in opposition to those pumping the stock is due to the current state of the stock and how the company is being run. Promoting a product that is not satisfactory to the user only to gain earnings for onself is a very bad business practice and effects the developing brand.
Don't' be greedy and try to get it all. Help Chris understand what is wrong so corrections could be made and the real wealth will be seen down the road. Chris is smart he will listen however even the smart ones get caught up and forget the company mission statement. Right now I advise all investors to stay away from this stock until it reaches penny land. Too much work needed to get the company out of Stage 1 along with a CEO who forgot the ole school business basics.