Replies to post #339267 on Amfil Technologies Inc (FUNN)

[bunkey]

You’re in the pinkie land no rhyme or reason

[Chester100]

I think because management back then was putting out a ton of information and engaging investors. They got people excited and made it seem like a great place to invest... they were also riding some of the Marijuana legalization momentum.

These penny stocks generally run on momentum and this management team hasn't done anything to create excitement. Which imo is who stock price has plummeted and management gets criticized non stop...

[Shawn22]

Here is your answer.

Does the company even know the stock price has dropped 95% in 5 years? What are you doing to get the stock to move up?


We don't control the OTC stock price day to day, and to influence it one either has to have true growth, which we are actively working on, or take on massive toxic financing and have the funders promote the stock. Taking such financing would ultimately spell demise for the company, as it has many time over for other companies in the OTC market. We will not take toxic financing. We will focus on company growth and achieving sustainable profitability, that in turn will bring value, more opportunities and vastly increase true stock price value over time. Clearly the pandemic has had a major set back in our plans. We are still recovering from it, but are thankful we are still here with all the energy and opportunity in front of us. Many small retails have simply vanished. We forge on, continuing on our mission of Snakes and Lattes coast to coast in North America.

Unfortunately like some others here, Ben feels the only way to get attention is toxic financing followed by promotion, or nothing at all. Social media is free to keep investors in the loop and draw attention…..it does NOT have to be a promotion. Instead of these long winded Q&A responses that were way way way over due for being addressed, keep us in the loop. Honesty goes a long way and calms the uncertainty. I can tolerate initiatives failing or being postponed, but our communication is terrible and after many years has not improved.

[gastric]

Back then there was hopes and dreams and promises yet to be broken and proven false.

Now there are years of evidence of terrible management, repeated failures, and lack of promised audits and franchising which would’ve turned this into a legitimate company instead of the bumbling disappointment it has been proven to be.

Ben and Roger aren’t smart enough to get out of their own way and let someone with proven experience in this arena turn their millions of shares into millions of dollars. It’d be in their best interest and ours.