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Re: JustGoDeep post# 216474

Monday, 02/24/2020 6:53:42 PM

Monday, February 24, 2020 6:53:42 PM

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"An Offer Has Been Made To Call Biel
Call and Ask Your Questions.
Kelly Whelan
@Kel928
Pick a phone up & call me. 301 874 4890. This is what I’ll tell you. I’m not surrendering shares & I’m not hiring a new CEO. Don’t like how the Company is managed? Sell your shares. No one made you invest & no one is making you stay. #nanecallingisjuvenile #upfront #likeitis"

Why call? Maybe to leave a message? Certainly not to be 'told' what you've already been 'told' is going to be said. There's a fundamental rule in sales, management and leadership, that is not part of the Whelan style - quietly sell, don't TELL, TELL is like YELL!

How about leaving this message:
"I called, couldn't reach anyone, so here what I'll share with you. I have an idea that may allow you to create more wealth than you are now, faster and with greater sustainability. Don't surrender shares! No one suggested or 'told' you that you should do so.

Situation 1
At the moment you own roughly 35Billion shs of 62Billion, if all notes are redeemed for shares. At $ .0009, that's $31.5 million. Maybe more now, but let's use these numbers.

If, repeat, read my lips, you owned 7 Billion shares @ $.0045, that too would be worth $31.5 million. Ok, got that? Same wealth.

Now, since BIEL has been trading in a toilet for years and seemingly stuck there at .0008 to .0009, swirling, even after FDA general OTC clearance, would it be a good thing if the sp rose to $.008? Of course. What would your 7 Billion shares be worth? Stay with me. . . . $56 Million. Now, tuck that away.

Situation #2. - The former CEO was not generally popular at all. And, he didn't care. He didn't endear himself to people. He often stated he loved a good fight. He fought with many people. He often expressed that he thought others to be stupid, and demeaned them, specifically referencing employees, shareholders, suppliers, like Protex and Scott Specialty,and many others, customers, like Dr. Scholl's, CVS and KT Tape, and many others, regulators, lawyers, yup, just about everyone was stupid. And most everyone picked up that he thought they were stupid because of the way he treated them. I could've made it short by saying everyone, but I want you to understand. And, if you think for one second he excluded family members, think again. everyone was victimized, well known fact. Nothing personal, it's fact, sad, but fact! Okay, we got that out of the way. Sure glad you've got a long message capability, cause this is really important. For you, not for me, I've known this for a long time, years really, but I want to share it with you, to help you.

Here's the problem, or opportunity, call it what you will. The former CEO's name was and remains all over BIEL and if his name is mentioned, people recoil, remembering how he treated them and others.

Solution to both situations:
If you could somehow 'disappear' 28 billion of your 35 billion shares and 'disappear' the odor associated with the former CEO's name from BIEL, and if that would increase the probability for the share price to more easily and more quickly rise to $.0045 and then $.008, would that be a good thing? After contemplating that doing neither will probably keep the share price in the toilet? But, don't surrender anything, or disgorge or give anything up, just 'disappear' both, because both situations are directly and negatively affecting you. End of message - Bye bye.