Re: e-mail.
Has anyone here had any experience watching any scam stocks? Is it just me or does that e-mail sound like typical procedure for a scam stock? E-mails telling someone of exciting things about to happen, often followed up with a press release...which itself details some exciting thing about to happen or otherwise outlining something preliminary and/or non-concrete.
If there's actually *real* news of something material which *really* happened then management has an obligation to quickly disclose that to investors--not wait for someone to e-mail them and then send a reply which basically says, "Tee hee! We're going to put out lots of good 'news' about really, really, really great things soon!"
Re:<"If you have any question please feel free to ask them as we keep our lines of communication open 24/7 with our shareholders. It is also good to go to the source rather than getting it from a 3rd party if you know what I mean.">
So even Mr. Curtis is pushing the "contact the company and all your questions will be answered" theory. Does that sound familiar to the pervasive theme on this board? Hmmm. And is he talking about the "3rd party" who purportedly got information from the company about the machines not producing the right size of chips or is he talking about the "3rd parties" who bother to do any DD via Google and stumble upon his questionable past?
Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product even more revolutionary.
