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Re: Jeremiah post# 68937

Saturday, 04/24/2010 10:46:04 AM

Saturday, April 24, 2010 10:46:04 AM

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Common Shareholders should not be calling up the CEO on his cellphone chatting, especially during business hours. We touched on many things I have never publicly commented on .

Most importantly the CEO should not be answering, calling back, or giving out his cell phone in the first place. The blame falls 100% on JD.

The CEO should make it clear from day one that it will not be the case.

My own personal opinion is the company purposely allowed the stop sign to remain posted on Pinksheets because the company felt it was being held hostage in a fashion by having to pay their "fee" and file reports. Well too bad, that's simply the way the game works if one's stock is listed there.

Jeremiah, if the whole purpose was the company was taking a stand against pinksheets, they should have posted their financials on their website. I doubt most recall but Expo released their first qtr 2009 fins on their own website also.

But, I will make a request that the new CEO be left alone for awhile so he/she can come on in, get comfortable with the situation, and be allowed a legitimate opportunity to get this real company turned around

The new CEO will have an opportunity on day 1 to show if he is worthy of a grace period. If the man comes in, releases financials and sets forth some policies for accurate reporting and accountability, as well as streamlining shareholder communications, he will earn that respect. If he comes in and it is more of the same, well we will quickly know it was a faux move.

These fins will take no time at all to put out. Between agreeing to take the job and starting is more than enough time to get them done, if they arent done already.

We shall see what happens, if there is even a switch.