The primary product this company has brought to the market for 2012 is not the Dynovalve, but rather incompetence and disappointment. To my way of thinking, they had to work even harder trying to dupe investors out of hard earned money than they would have if they tried to actually sell the product and move the business forward. Serge, I hope someone gives you a Plexiglas stomach for Christmas. It has to be very difficult looking forward with your head stuck so far up your ***.
Someone mentioned greed in an earlier post. I do not feel that the greed falls so much upon the investor as it does the company. I know now that my mistake was assuming a great product would naturally be a great seller. Who could have imagined there were such a collection of buffoons running this company? I understand to a degree the fleet strategy because plug and play is really a misleading term for the average Joe. But why cap your market before you even establish one.
Now we have Mr. Chu s our ace in the hole. I feel secure now! We need two more people to complete our management team if they are available; The Music Man and the Flim Flam Man. These guys were salesmen in a league of their own and would make a perfect fit.
There was a group back in the 70’s called “The Undisputed Truth” who did a song called “Smiling Faces Sometimes” In it is a lyric that goes (Don’t let the handshake and the smile fool yah, take my advice I’m only trying to screw yah). Why do I feel that this should be SAVI’s theme song? Perhaps their strong management team or is it their time tested marketing plan and proven track record.
DFW, I really like your post #28449. I find it very thought provoking, and I appreciate the glimmer of hope it offers. It certainly leaves one with the thought “What If? I hope as you say Mr. Chu is no dummy, and reads this board occasionally, especially the last hundred posts or so. Some well-made points are available for him to chew on.
