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Tony_the_Tiger_1973

09/16/14 4:19 PM

#35638 RE: d0lphint0m #35634

What's your angle anyway? You are incredibly negative.
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Welcome2Pinkyland

09/16/14 4:26 PM

#35645 RE: d0lphint0m #35634

how is this not good news? lol- paying off debt - no shares to be converted- the talk around here fore days was the Hanover note that was to be due in Oct.

the CEO said in the interview he may pay off the note that was coming due in Oct in cash- and todays PR confirmed that is what was decided- excellent news.

I think the CEO should continue to concentrate on the operation and issue timely PR's with pertinent info - just like he has always done.
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SooS416

09/16/14 4:33 PM

#35649 RE: d0lphint0m #35634

I responded to that tweet, As i could not for the life of me understand how this was a "garbage" "fluff" PR.

Investors have been screaming about the loan and potential default/conversion so management puts the worries to ease by saying they will pay it off

Since when is paying off a convertible note garbage news, is an 8k garbage too as they will file one once it is paid.

Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Management doesn't PR they are keeping shareholders in the dark without updated, they do and they are managing the price

One thing is for sure Clay is about selling subscriptions, so anything he can do to make his service look better he will do it.
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Lenard

09/17/14 4:00 AM

#35698 RE: d0lphint0m #35634

So much for organic growth. The PR should be read closely. It goes in a complete circle talking about the obvious. Accelerating sales to pay down PART of debt. Really??? Is there another way? Now endless promotion coincides ironically with a PR that talks about INTENTIONS to pay PART of debt. Be careful if or when it flies. Why promote if sales are so great? If 3rd party initiates these promotions they must feel its the only way to get the price up. This was the first PR I found to be sketchy from these guys. Should have saved the money for the debt or I mean PART of the debt