Replies to post #178817 on Bioelectronics Corp (BIEL)

[normal investor]

More than FDA decision, CVS and other PR's, more worrying is the longs revolution(particularly Simpsonly , DewBoom, Steve etc). I have expressed my vent in an email to Andy. Yes we need to start a campaign to stop a wrong person sitting in a wrong chair.

[User_347763]

If I'm not allowed to have a shift in my thinking after 10 years, tell me that too. I'm not brainwashed, that would be really stupid, I'm a businessman and I expect results.

Isn't it about time the answers come from Bioelectronics instead of this board?

[art2426]

BRAVO, Simpsonly!! Anyone invested as long as we have been, cannot argue with one thing you said. Loyalty only lasts so long. Need to see results to justify that loyalty. Similar to respect. You EARN respect, it is not just a given! Here, we all have given that loyalty with the condition that those in charge do exactly what they stated they would do. We have received many PR's over the years of events that NEVER happened. That is NOT deserving of respect OR loyalty.

Those mocking, that long time positive backers of this stock and company are now talking against the CEO and the developments of this company, must understand the frustration we are ALL feeling from all those promises and lack of achievements from this management. ESPECIALLY to USE these products and SEE PERSONALLY how well they work! It is mind boggling how inept this leadership has been in bringing these products to the consumers!! We should NOT be quiet and accept mediocrity, although THAT (mediocrity) would be an improvement. That is a right we ALL have as partial owners of this company.

You see AW, this is not JUST your 'baby'!!

[Steve43]

Out of the loop, nah. Big investors are never out of the loop.

[pennytiger]

Simps, thank you for your honesty!

As a business man and a big investor here, how would you go about rectifying the situation? Of possibly removing the ceo, if that is even possible. Or what suggestions do you have, I believe what ever you come up with most here will back you.

I believe you have more knowledge and experience, and probably have more to lose than most of the posters here, so your leadership would be invaluable.
One poster suggested starting a campaign, but how would we lowly shareholder go about doing that? And would it yield any results?