I agree Doog, the company has the same problem it had 9 years ago. Only a handful of people have ever heard of the company or their products. I just did a little quick math and if every person living in the US spent just 1/10th of 1 cent a year on Winning Brands Products a year it would come to 40% more than all of Winning Brands products sold worldwide in an entire year. That's pretty bad. Now some might say that gives the products huge potential for growth but after 9 years it hasn't happened. People just don't buy something they never heard of and Eric has done nothing to change that since the company started. Obviously the company is doing something wrong but yet nothing ever changes except sales, they are declining.