Replies to post #29545 on Bitzio, Inc. (fka BTZO)

[junebug3211]

Smith, you are exactly right. But I believe Salman will quickly change the whole direction of BTZO. Anyone who has done business with Donna Karan and Calvin Klein can't be too wild about some of our lines. We supposedly have distribution lines and marketing teams set up, although we never hear a word about them. Plus we do have a large manufacturing facility in California. Lexi Luu is carrying us right now, but it cannot do all we want. Lets just hope the financing comes through or we will continue to be a sub-penny stock, IMO.

[I.B.Broke]

Here is the audio from Salman's interview. He explains a little of what he does. It's about 20 minutes long, but it's pretty interesting.

http://fashionisyourbusiness.com/?powerpress_pinw=355-podcast

[RussTheBus]

I'm mixed on emotion in terms of what you're saying. I think your notion that it's behind the times and looks cheap (not sure if that's the exact words you used) is a little harsh and not 100% accurate. What i think is more accurate is they're type casting themselves into a corner. If you have a product designed for A niche market, sell that product. Dont make yourself into strictly a dress/maxidress company just because. If i had a top critcism of emotion it's a total lack of diversity.that being said, they CAN grow their sales and I'm not sure it's worth ditching them yet. But Hub has to light a fire and get new products. The pricing I'm mostly on board with. High pricing gives the feel and atmosphere of exclusivity and wealth for those who have made it. Too high makes you look greedy.