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Re: dshade post# 25302

Thursday, 10/29/2015 10:38:54 AM

Thursday, October 29, 2015 10:38:54 AM

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Allow me to ask a couple of very simple questions. (1) If ECSL's fuel initiatives have been so widely successful why aren't persons that have used it, stocked it at retail or sold it purchasing stock. (2) the retail segment is very competitive and competing retails do a lot of research to insure they stock new items that have potential, why aren't competing retailers "pushing" ECSL for their fuel. (3) An in market product test traditionally last no more than 60 days. If the product is a success it's pushed across the chain or to all stores. Why hasn't Flying J authorized the fuel chain wide. (4) The CEO may not be selling his stock, but the last filing verifies he is selling the hell out of treasury stock to keep ECSL operationally a float. Why would anyone buy ECSL on a public exchange when they can call the company and get shares at a steep discount.

The recently reported financials are a complete disgrace. Revenues are lower than a laundry mat. Why would anyone invest in ECSL when history says management can't even operate a pediatric home healthcare company profitably.

My bet is the IRS / BK Trustee is sitting on 4 M plus shares to sell, why doesn't a group of investors call the Trustee and make an offer or have they.