Replies to post #92820 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[carp302]

I appreciate your response but we should be past the guessing game by now. Kim needs to start talking. If not in Vietnam then he should have another place where he can put up shop. I just don't believe that is of any concern for him. He wants to have his science project paid by us and every once in a while he throws us a bone to keep us hooked it seems. I for one am very disappointed in this latest turn of events. I also have emails and calls to Ben and am not getting any response from him either.

[gimmegimmeminemine]

I believe that KBLB needs a full scale commercial sericulture facility

Couldn't agree with you any more. I'm hoping this is the only hold up. The latest PR is a complete disappointment. Nothing new or already assumed

7 months of silence and he opens with that. I'm shocked KBLB closed green.

[rayovac812]

This is all speculation, but I believe that KBLB might achieve small scale commercialization from the production at the pilot facility with WM in the not too distant future, but I don’t think it would be very profitable and would likely only slow the dilution needed to keep operating.

....and good speculation. To continue along those lines, it depends. If you are merely talking about revs from the sale of MS, then I could agree. If there are products to be sold in the next months, then it would depend on profit margins on whatever is sold. If it/they move/s well, then that should kick off a good deal of interest abroad and here. I imagine we would see an agreement signed with Warwick outlining details, prior to a possibility of sales occurring though.

I think we are behind in news and as I said last nite....todays news wouldn't be exciting. What follows is anyone's guess. Getting something new to market is a huge undertaking....probably bigger than anything anyone on this board has ever done. Hey Kim thanks...but could you step away and let message board posters sell shares to keep the company going now? You've done an OK job, but seriously... you need to say something everyday from now until revenues overtake shares funding the business.