Replies to post #47289 on Electronic Cigarettes International Group Ltd fka

[rayinbrooklyn65]

ECIG: Yes, the fact the company has the money to retain attorneys is, by itself, a fact that demonstrates the legitimacy of the company. Most OTC scam companies are represented by the lone CEO wearing the many hats of CFO, COO, and IR Manager who likes to speak in overly positive catch-phrases like someone handing out Trick-or-Treat candies to children on Halloween.

The scene depicted here seemed like a more professional function: members of ECIG management accompanied by their attorney engaging their shareholders in a frank and candid discussion about the status of the company. Attorneys are present to protect the company by ensuring management does not utter anything that can be construed as "investor advice", for which they could possibly be sued for at a later date by some litigious investor.

All looks good with regard to how the shareholder meeting was conducted by ECIG and speaks to their legitimacy as a business enterprise - quite uncommon for an OTC-listed company.

The part I find intriguing were the lawyers putting the lid on some of the responses.. If ECIG were anywhere close to a scam IMO no lawyers would be present and CFO would be puking all kinds of misinformation. We all got to keep in mind where He came from...Molsens....Campbell etc. etc!!!!!!!!!!