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Re: cngreen post# 12220

Monday, 12/15/2014 9:23:31 PM

Monday, December 15, 2014 9:23:31 PM

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I'll Wait to Read the Filings

to be sure but I'm rather certain Steve Gewecke is full of crap. None of this makes any rational business sense. A deal is inked putting Cobroxin in 40K plus retail outlets, 5 million plus is committed to advertising and NPHC doesn't issue a press release? Does that add up?

Assume it did (for the moment). So say the deal is inked but Gewecke and/or MyNyloxin do not claim it was they who made it happen. Also Gewecke and/or MyNyloxin do not say that they are the ones putting up the five million for advertising (they don't have it for one thing). YET some of the profit from Cobroxin sales made through this effort will be shared with MyNyloxin affiliates. Again, does this add up?

A little later in the same video [Link] Steve mentions a new "energy gum" deal. He claims some sort of "exclusive" relationship to sell X8 Energy Gum to another company who in turn will sell it to their vast customer base and of course proceeds from these sales will be shared with MyNyloxin affiliates who invested in the MID.

First off X8 Brands uses an affiliate sales model, wanna sell some gum then just click this link, not much of an "exclusive" there. So there is (according to Steve) a company out there with over one million "autoship" customers who wants to add X8 Energy Gum to their product offering but who is not going to buy the gum from X8 Brands, no they're going to buy it from MyNyloxin. And the best part is some of the money Steve makes from buying and selling gum will be shared with the MyNyloxin affiliates who invested in the MID.

I'm sure it's just a coincidence but soon after these two new revenue streams were added the minimum buyin for investors interested in the MID jumped from $50 to $200. No word as of yet if the 1.2 to 1.5% daily ROI promised on "Media Units" has begun to pay dividends and to date I know of no one who claims to have seen any commercials. But with millions in monthly gum chewing revenue and Cobroxin coming to a store (and SEC filing) near you, I would seem absolutely churlish if I said that MyNyloxin President Steve Gewecke is both lying and running a ponzi scheme.