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mc67

05/13/15 1:37 PM

#16781 RE: Nutrition121 #16778

group31 = Jason Sason

crookedneck

05/13/15 6:01 PM

#16796 RE: Nutrition121 #16778

Oh I get it, the debt holders didn't bring it down, they just followed the retail seller's down to this level. That my friend was as obvious as the nose on your face. What you don't get is that numerous shareholders started bailing when they saw the Bikini Ready news last week that stated they were doing another promotional blitz this summer that would include TV advertising, which was going to cost some big bucks. That made it clear they were going to concentrate their efforts on Bikini Ready while Nulief continued to be available in one dispensary. If that doesn't make you mad as a shareholder, you are the one who doesn't get it! They spent a considerable amount of money to do the Nulief launch and to only have it one dispensary is a complete joke.

Oh by the way, where do you think they will get the money to do another Bikini Ready promotion? From those same debt holders and Bikini Ready isn't going to produce the sales to pay for it, but Kras will tell you they are building the brand and it takes time and money to do that. Are you fricken kidding me? Nulief is the one brand that has the potential to deliver more in a couple of months than what Bikini Ready can produce in a year. Why? Because Nulief would be on the shelf with NO COMPETITION! Bikini Ready would be lost on a shelf filled with weight loss products.

Our CEO said he was committed to get Nulief to retail at the launch, but all we have seen is them getting the product in one dispensary with not another word since. Your the kind of shareholder they love, one that doesn't ever hold them accountable or ask the tough questions. I'm sorry, but what they are doing with Nulief is totally unacceptable. They are leaving the door wide open for someone else to come in take the leadership spot by being first to market at retail with a CBD product. They are missing the biggest opportunity they will ever have and if you don't see that, you don't understand how the retail market works. Just how many folks agree with your assessment? I haven't seen one yet. Cheers!

senor_c

05/13/15 8:27 PM

#16797 RE: Nutrition121 #16778

Wow - this is old news, and most EVERYONE knows about this. Debtors are an issue. Poor use of the company's time and resources is another. No one likes the financing deals, but most know that toxic financing comes with the OTC territory. That does not give license to management to make poor excuses and decisions. Give me a break. Wake up! At least you changed your pic. I'll give you credit for that one. ;)