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Re: nomoneyleft post# 12165

Wednesday, 07/29/2015 10:52:28 AM

Wednesday, July 29, 2015 10:52:28 AM

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No tension at all with this group, in fact one could say I played a fairly significant role in forming their plan. However, I have a lot tension with a poster spewing BS results and suggesting that someone who's worked their ass off and made great financial sacrifices for the past 5+ plus years be replaced by a group who to date have sold a small amount of compost. Having said that, the 'group' does possess certain unique synergies that could be deployed to create very beneficial marketing advantages in the region and I fully expect them to succeed.

As to your comment on CC's, the company's been dedicated to this concept for a few years and like every other business model on the planet, the gold posts have moved several times and cost way more in time and capital to complete than what the 'experts' first projected. My opinion now is food waste is by far the most profitable commodity to remediate we are very close to having everything needed to proceed with this product. However, having that knowledge back when the company started registering with CC exchanges would not have mattered because we only had chicken waste to process and the Gold Standard is the best for selling manure-based offsets. The current problem with the Gold Standard is that they've implemented a few new rules over the years that raised the 'upfront' cost of their certificates, but that issue should be resolved in the near future.

In conclusion, two shareholders with very large holdings decided to roll up their sleeves and are trying to make an effort to improve the company's eventual outcome in the field. I would imagine if all shareholders in some small way would do the same we would succeed sooner than later. BTW, buying shares on the open market at these prices, does not count as 'helping'.