Replies to post #43194 on Worlds Inc (WDDD)

[Patience to success]

Are you a spokesperson for Thom? Why doesn't he speaking to the public for his plans and investments? Such as RBLD, MRBD and other related plans and developments of WDDD...He is often silent, as you say we have to to call him to find out the information , he is too irresponsible. Again, don't tell me he is so busy, no time to speak to share holders.

[cadillacdave]

You mention that you felt safe buying up to $.80 before the 101, and believe we will see higher than that again. That would be great. I don't think anyone on the board would be upset with that. However, WDDD never even hit $.80 and that's when the patent suit was sailing along looking favorable.

You mentioned there is a lot more to WDDD than the patents. That sounds very optimistic, but where is this hidden value?

RLBD seems to be high on your list of favored companies. Yes, it shares some common DNA, having Thom as CEO, but ultimately, at least at this point, is a separate venture from WDDD.

[op1]

Clearly Kidron cannot provide inside info however from a CEO perspective for shareholders he get a D-
He at the very least should de giving shareholders a quarterly update along with the release of the financials or the PR firm that supposedly wddd has should
Every shareholder should not have to call him to get an update
He is suppose to be working for all the shareholders not just the private ones he personally knows
It doesn’t need to be a puff piece just an update for the shareholders which is what a responsible public company does

[cadillacdave]

You clearly state that you felt comfortable buying up to .80, before the 101 and we will find ourselves higher than that AGAIN. Perhaps I missed something but when did we ever hit .80? The highest we hit was .71 on the news story and confusion about a similarly named company and it dropped right back down immediately after that.

The highest this rose on the hopes of the IP was .60, when things seemed to be lining up in our favor. You state that WDDD has more value in it than just the IP. Maybe you can share with the rest of us what that hidden value is, because I sure don't see it. In my opinion, the real value of WDDD is inextricably tied to the patents.