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Wednesday, 09/15/2010 1:52:57 PM

Wednesday, September 15, 2010 1:52:57 PM

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They issue stock to make payroll. They aren't affraid of debt. If the company fails, they'll never have to repay it.

They're "living-large-on-borrowed-money". No insider will be left holding a bag of shares they took in lieu of a paycheck. No amount of money raised is being pumped into company operations. It would only be a drop in the bucket, and lost forever. This has become a wish and a dream that Rheingold becomes a smash. And it has to do it without any advertising.

I check the quote everyday, just hoping to see some dramatic news and a surprise.

They've made DKAM an insiders hobby. The shares insiders buy for pennies, merely deflect further criticism. It fools you and me.

If you had to buy 1,000,000 shares to help sell 100,000,000 shares that you will directly benefit from (payroll), by showing you had confidence in the investment, wouldn't you do it?

It seems as if the joke is on shareholders; we're gullible, we are the pigeons.

I am embarrassed I was taken in. That said, I'll buy the beer when it's available and make up my own mind if it's any good. If it is, well, good products don't always succeed, but they can. If it's bad, I might toss out my certificates with the empties.