Not splitting hairs.
Stating facts.
Two ways of looking at every event involving MacLellan: you can try to make it fit your takeover theory, or you can look at it critically and accept the facts for their face value.
1. the press release was issued on behalf of eWellness. MacLellan is the Chairman of the Board of eWellness. Not the owner, not the CEO, not an officer. Agreed?
2. The press release clearly states the intentions of eWellness and Dignyte. Not McLellan's any more than anyone else involved with those two companies. Misleading to attribute anything in that press release to MacLellan.
3. Wrong. The approval requires "Dignyte and eWellness shareholder and board approval, [the] completion of an audit and the completion of a secured convertible debt offering of $600,000."
4. I, too, invite all serious Investors to think for themselves. Do NOT believe rumors on message boards. Take the facts at face value.
That third item listed in #3 above is the most important: eWellness needs to come up with $600,000 or the deal is off. Can eWellness come up with $600,000? That agreement was scheduled to be signed in December 2013. Did it happen? If so, where is the PR for that? The actual signing of the agreement seems far more newsworthy than a LOI that "contemplates" signing an agreement.
