Well literally speaking they don't know anyone's number because anyone can use a different number or change their caller identification number. That's easy. But more to my point, calling in and picking a fight doesn't "hold their feet to the fire", it doesn't advance your own agenda and it's not constructive.
The value proposition is a complicated subject. It's really not a marketing issue or related to the quality of content in the conference calls even though that's the easy answer people want to believe.
There isn't one single thing the company can do to raise the share price to fair valuation, there's no big red button to push. It's more like a bucket of interconnected things.
Now thematically speaking, they need to create a better investment environment. They need to address business risks and a consistent track record so that forecasting isn't
a total crap shoot and analysts aren't afraid of it. And they need to get off the OTC to attract a different class of investors. Oh, and they need a truck load of money. Sorry to tell you that this will take time.
