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Friday, 03/23/2018 12:09:09 AM

Friday, March 23, 2018 12:09:09 AM

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The CEO has again started up the bog machine he started up a year ago. There was all the talk about a deal with Securter and Supreme Sweets that took the stock up to .0006 and right down again as quick as it went up. I'm sure there are many shareholders holding shares they bought at .0003 or more last spring that would love to dump their shares for just what they have in them.
Well it's been a year and the CEO has failed to deliver on either Securter or Supreme Sweets. In Dec. he put out a promise, he didn't keep, to have a deal with Supreme Sweets by the end of this month. Now it's obvious he can't keep his word, again, so he has now changed the date to indefinite. Only saying that if it happens it will be after March 31. That leaves it wide open for ANY date in the future so now he wouldn't have to keep changing the date over and over when there may be a deal. If ever!
But in all fairness, he did make a deal with DAZZ which did absolutely NOTHING for the share price because DAZZ is just another failed product that has been around for year with no success. And it's not the only product that can be mixed with tap water at home to make a cleaning solution in a spray bottle. If Eric is expected to succeed, where DAZZ failed, why hasn't Eric had success with his own products? Instead sales are dropping year after year and are down over 80% from 6 years ago.
All we have been seeing day after day is investors selling their shares while the bid pretty much remains at NO BID.
I believe the next heartbreak for investors might be if Eric finally makes a deal with Supreme Sweets, before another RS, and the share price still remains at .0001 like it did with the deal with DAZZ. Then they wait a year for another deal?
What reason is there to think Supreme Sweets will add to revenue when the owner of Supreme Sweets has been trying to make a deal to partner with ANYONE for a year without any success.
Mario told me in an email " The first deal to cut a big cheque is the one we will go with."
And if Supreme Sweets is a money maker why has the owner ad no success in selling the business? A little DD will show that he has tried!


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