Way to go Jeri, Im sure its in the big book of business on page one to toss out the term "throw in the towel" when speaking to customers/stock holders.
Im holding half a million shares, and, as opposed to the reason and experience behind many of the posters here, it the opposite of disposable funds. I was depending on the funds increasing to help pay for my move out of state (read:running with a$$ covered) to a home a relative is providing for me and my wife and little girl, because the one im in now is being foreclosed on (caught in florida's real-estate crash).
Now, i knew when i first bought shares at .004 that i was taking a risk, and when i went in again at .0015 (giving me avg pps .0022)i thought it must be at the bottom. The only reason i stayed and did what i did, was because i saw a small company with a good product, that, handled correctly, should be, if not a big success, at least a descent venture. Yes the website isnt great, and yes the PRs are few and far between, but i was sure that at some point EVRN would release some press that orders are being filled and business is flowing well.
I know to most of you, your investment in EVRN is <1% of your funds. To me it is 90% of my savings. Laugh if you must, console if you will, but remember i honestly thought EVRN was a company with a likelihood of success.
Im obviously a neophyte, and of course i will learn my lessons from losses cause thats how it goes. Im just asking.....
NOT ON THIS ONE PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Come on EVRN, crap or get off the pot, and if you get off the pot, just know your failure affects people like me too, not just those tho whom their investment is disposable.
PS Sorry about this post, it will probably hurt EVRNs image, making me a hypocrite, since i started the post around the idea of not hurting their image.
But what is, is. So pleas all of you, try to help not hurt the situation, lets get EVRN going and make this the winner it deserves to be.
IMO
