Replies to post #97789 on Vapor Group Inc (VPOR)

[CashBowski]

Thank you for the vote of confidence, but I can't emphasize this enough that I'm cautiously optimistic...emphases on cautious.

Just a couple of additional points I'd like to make... Yaniv already indicated he's not going to run this project at whim of investors, and I quote "investors aren't my only customers", and I respect the fact that he's taking the product more seriously than the demands of investors, as any student of the market will tell you that you don't want to see a management team that's more concerned with their stock price than their operations.

He's also not going to rush this out and have to get stuck again waiting for shipments. Let's face it, in a fast paced world where we get our groceries delivered by drone, the consumer will have no patience for delays, and especially launching a new product has no room for mistakes, and therefore any possible negative consequences has to be mitigated and minimized...hence why they quickly moved to v2.

Folks should also consider that they're working out of their own factory, and until they have a few runs under their belt, and work out any kinks it just might take a little longer with production runs. An established factory can turn out 100k units per month, and I'm estimating 50%-60% with our factory to start, so 60k of which 40k is sold out, so you can imagine they'd want to have at least full production capacity (60k) on hand before launch.

I have my own deadline, and If we don't get some sort of confirmation by then, then I will personally lead the mass exodus haha. In the meantime, please don't invest in VPOR because someone is bullish, or sell because someone else is negative -- do your own research and make the best possible choice based on your own conclusions. OTC is pure risk, and if I've learned anything trading VPOR over the years is that it isn't for the faint at heart, that much I can say for sure :)

If anyone's on the sideline contemplating...

VPOR is undervalued based on the limited information we have so far. The accurate conservative EPS for current Easy Grinder sales is .0044, therefore we should move up accordingly once this product is introduced to the market and financials start to reflect sales, as our little world here is the only one currently aware of its existence. It's a blessing and a curse as Idle hands are the devi's workshop.

As I estimated earlier in my survey review, this has serious potential to be a multi-million dollar venture if they play their cards right, and we have no idea yet of the possibilities that are in store. All we know so far is they booked $2 mil in pre-sales, and that's equivalent to a tiny little crumb of the $52 billion dollar pie.

The question is, have we come all this way to throw in the towel, or are we going to put our heads together and do some gorilla marketing in the meantime that will benefit us much more than sitting around and complaining about stuff that won't matter in the long run?

President of the Company, stated, "We are very excited about this improved Easy Grinder™! It's truly amazing, in that it can produce a much finer ground product - wet or dry - because of its cleverly configured blades and much more powerful motor and battery. It is simple to use, manufactured to high quality standards of performance and reliability, and exceeds the capabilities of anything comparable on the market." He added, "Each week our pre-sales of Easy Grinder™ from consumers and distributors alike have escalated, such that we find ourselves constantly revising upward our revenue and profit forecasts. As a result, we believe 2017 will vastly surpass any of the Company's prior years' performance."