Mr. Frisbee:
I have no disagreement with anything you have stated on your latest post. You are totally correct once again.
And yes, you are correct that since I no longer have stock in this company, it is inappropriate to meet you at EK Labs. Wish you nothing but the best on your research.
By the way, the founder I know never pushed his company on anyone. Occasionally he would casually mention something about it and if no one responded, then another word was not said that evening.
Once I heard about the company, I was intrigued as I had never known the founder of any company in person. So I am the one who would typically start the conversations about the company. He would answer my questions and would not reveal anything a board member should not reveal. He stuck to the press releases for the most part. When he retired in November 2014 from the company, he said he could talk a little more in detail because he no longer was an officer in the company.
He said his prayer was that God would give him a billion dollars thru the company and that he would spend 1 billion and one dollars on spreading the gospel. This statement would be in line with his 5 faith based films, all of which lost money from my review of the public records. It looks like he has spent a lot of his own money spreading a message he strongly believes in.
This does not excuse my lack of due diligence as I have already stated.
The founder is very personable and much, much younger looking than his years (70). He shows a lot of class in his demeanor. He is quite likable and he still believes his company will succeed if you talk to him. I have met his son and his daughter as well as his wife. I respect them all. The last time I heard, his daughter and her husband are serving as Christian missionaries in a third world country.
I could be totally wrong about this company.
Best wishes to you!
