WOW. Assumptions coming out of the wazoo man!! #1, "The company has entered into an agreement with Robert Tomassi" this is a clear agreement to me, not sure about not being signed comment #2, you have no idea what is going on behind the scenes, #3 there is no AG public statement to what Tomassi was or was NOT offered #4 stop making assumptions
Just because AG is not giving us a blow by blow of every detail, doesn't mean anything. Companies have to pay money of press releases. You know that? There are only so many hours in a day and it all can't be spent keeping investors all warm and fuzzy. I mean we as investors are lucky that this small little OTC listed company is providing us with what they have. Go back, they put out at least a couple updates per month. I am sure some of the questions everyone has will come out when they do their annual or quarterly in the next month or so.
I heard from Shearin this morning. He is alive and well, don't worry. And no I am not going to tell you our conversation. I built that relationship and not responsible to play telephone with all you guys out there. I do want to try and keep some of the BS cleared out to have a better dialogue on this board though. That's my only intention.
Calm down. The whole sector is in the trash can. Gonna have to wait for the industry to pickup and that will happen with legislation reform, banking reform, etc. The money is out there. Devil is in the details.
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thanks jq
OTC short report is not an indicator of actual short sales per day. Look it up!
TEMPE, AZ--(Marketwired - Aug 7, 2014) - American Green (OTC Pink: ERBB) (PINKSHEETS: ERBB) has made a move toward securing and expanding its business model regarding age-related purchases via any automated device. The company has entered into an agreement with Robert Tomassi, owner of intellectual property (IP) that pre-dates, and may supersede patents owned by competing companies operating in a similar market space. Mr. Tomassi's patents, numbered 6,711,465 and 7,493,190 were produced for the purpose of safely vending age-controlled, identity-specific items, all of which fits directly into American Green's business plan.
While working in a family-related deli 14 years ago, Mr. Tomassi noted the easy access by minors of some controlled substances and was motivated to work on what became his accepted patent in this space. "It seemed like a good idea at the time, though most people thought I was a little crazy. As the market for safe access to controlled substances has increased, perhaps it was just an idea ahead of its time," says Tomassi of Levittown, PA.
"We are very excited about the opportunities that have been created with our expanding library of intellectual property. This new IP helps us to create a clear path to development upgrades and will ensure the safest, most protected methods are employed. This intellectual property acquisition will also open new, potentially larger opportunities ranging from segment expansion to licensing agreements with collaborators and competitors alike," added Stephen Shearin, American Green president.
