Paychest Inc (PYCT)

[poopscooper]

Samples soon but no time frame...lol it like production soon and 2 years still testing...lol too funny
He say production soon in one email and in another week later he say still working on materials needed for production....did he forget to mention testing when ready?
Why dion't you all post emails from TommyBoy here so you could all compare what he say...see if he say samething to all of yous!!!!lol


Posted by: uknowimright Date: Saturday, May 24, 2008 10:36:04 AM
In reply to: poopscooper who wrote msg# 35997 Post # of 52131

The product is presently sold in a few dollar stores as production had stopped about a year ago to redesign the product and to make a more consistently performing product. In addition, the margins were extremely thin and the change makes for higher margins and thereby a more sustainable product for the long term. The margins are critical for the long term success of the product. Production will resume shortly.

Posted by: rosemont83 Date: Thursday, May 29, 2008 1:05:37 AM
In reply to: None Post # of 52131

<font color=orange>I was emailing Tom Hands today...

so found out that they are still not in full production for the flushaway products, they are still developing it further and it should be released soon as a retail brand..

There is a mailout sent to shareholders that request it.. he will just need your address if you're not getting it already..

About the spinoff...
They are going to have a news release that will outline all the details..
He couldn't release any information to me now..


Posted by: uknowimright Date: Friday, May 23, 2008 4:17:17 PM
In reply to: None Post # of 52132

Received an answer back from Tom about all of the rumors going around lately.

"The rights to sell the product into Wal-Mart and K-Mart and a few others will remain with Consolidated Ecoprogress."

There has been no production for a year, and production will resume shortly. No plans to raise the OS, but private placement is possible.

"Discussions are underway for debt financing (non-dilutive), purchase order and accounts receivable financing and lines of credit (all non dilutive)."

A new PR to come out next week because so many people have been asking about this.