Replies to post #269003 on Minerco Inc (MINE)

[2obee1]

Bryce,

That is one of your better and most thought out responses. I appreciate your logic and comparison to the other 'unicorn..'

1. I am not 'complaining'... I don't think I've ever once mentioned the share price.. I am debating and offering another opinion different from your own..

2. I have mentioned many times why I am here:

a) As you know in the early day I put out some positive DD that inspired a number of people to invest in MINE, and many of which are pissed at me for this disaster, and I feel a sense of responsibility in that..

b) I still have shares and want 50% of my money back.. I am willing to wait..

c) I've invested so much time already I want to see how it unfolds and plays out..


* Again, there is a difference between debating and complaining..

[Fizzman]

See, the Sparkling Ice dig is nothing but an opinion. Apparently plenty of people think sparkling ice is delicious. I for one have a few flavors of SI that I like a lot. There are also a couple of VF that I wouldn't buy again, but are the favorites of others. It's all a taste preference. In your eyes it seems like the best tasting on the market, but it's one man's opinion. VF is good, don't get me wrong.

[WookieTookie]

The thing you're not understanding is that there is so much more to the success of a beverage than just the taste. You really think that Red Bull, Monster and Rockstar are successful just because of the taste? The branding and packaging have a huge part in the success of a beverage not to mention the amount of money it takes to advertise.

The reason we are pointing out the crowded sparkling water space is because they are all almost the same in packaging and design. most of them have colored labels to match the liquid and a picture of a fruit to match the flavor. How do you expect customers to notice VitaminFizz when it blends itself in with the rest?

[twodips]

And yet BOTH or those products <bold> are all over the retail space. After 2 YEARS you could put the whole store count of FIZZ(leout) in just one city in L.A. county and have stores left over.

In fact I tried a new brand recently. Bai Bubbles. Bai Bubbles has 5 calories, 1 gram of sugar and only 20% vitamin C per can. It's a smaller size can than Vitamin Fizz bottles. Yet it costs on average $2.50 per can. That's a dollar to a dollar and a half more expensive than Fizz. I've tried all the flavors and it tastes SO much worse than Vitamin Fizz. I can barely choke it down. It's not as bad as fruit water or sparkling ice, but it's awful. That just adds to my confidence because Bai is a national, household name. It uses more sugar, more calories and more money than Vitamin FIzz and doesn't even taste half as good. WOW!!