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Friday, 06/07/2013 8:04:17 AM

Friday, June 07, 2013 8:04:17 AM

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Only in the pinksheets do you have many many companies that totally disregard their shareholders like you see here with BIEL. Every single pinksheet that I invested in (though they did have their rallies) have ended up doing one or more of the following below: (and I am not proud of this): - after looking over financial sheets and confirming products and even government contracts - to sift through the other BS - see if any of these "sound familiar" to you:

1). Diluted to the point of no return
2). CEO and/president took trips to far away lands at shareholders expense with nothing to
show for it.
3). Did a reverse split (sometimes 2000 to 1 - the nerve), and/or went bankrupt. Out of my list
of losers, BIEL was the most promising but continues to show the same signs afore-
mentioned.
4). Boasted of patents, but withheld patent numbers.
5). Constantly talking about distributors around the globe without ever disclosing any real
sales prjections of sales figures.
6). Claimed tbey were going from pink sheets to BB OTC "real soon!"
7). Had spikes in pps generated by Pump and Dump artist firms.
8). Promoted themselves through self paid awards.
9). Had people on their posting board claim to have multi-millions of shares and who always
went down with the ship - and stayed with ship even after it was totally submersed.
10). Had people who bashed the stock - who ended up always being right.
11). Manipulating MMs.
12). PRs that had seemingly great news but left out key information, which lessoned impact
news by a huge percentage.
13). Shareholders were treated as 2nd class citizens and were witheld certain information to make valid investment decisions.
14). Even used celebrities to try to convince people of validity
Just a few items to consider.