Replies to post #32805 on Extreme Motorsports of California (EMOC)

[DTL]

Why don't you put your actions where your requests are. I have all I need and keep it to myself. Why add more DD to this board? All it will create is more fodder for the likes of you and highline tearing it apart word by word and questioning every phrase. All your asking for is ammunition. If you were so concerned about your request for information you would pick up the phone, get in your car, send an email or do something about it. No; you are asking others to provide their DD to you! LAME!
Your post is just insinuating FUD!

[jen8554]

Here is an email I recieved from alan some time back,I think alan is a dreamer that is over his head.

----- Original Message -----
From: Alan McCaa
To: jexxx
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 5:53 PM
Subject: Re: shareholder


I'm sorry you don't understand. We've made all all our plans perfectly clear and re-emphasized them in our news letter. With the new facility it gives us the capability to manufacture thousands of cars per year or up to a billion dollars in sales potentially. It's all part of the plan to be the largest and best in the world.

The private placement we did utilizes restricted shares that do not even go into the market. Thus not affecting anything you own.

Most of our shareholders that we've talked to really get it and realize where we will be at the completion of our business plan. Some still don't. We've tried to explain it over and over and over again through press releases, audio interviews, our newsletter and more.

Imagine it this way:

When digging the basement of the empire state building, many complained that it didn't look like a building and they couldn't see how a building would come out of a big hole in the ground. When the foundation was finished and the first five floors went up, those same people complained that it was supposed to be the tallest building and that those floors didn't look like the tallest building in the world. As the building was being built, many said it wasn't going fast enough. Since it was the first of it's kind, work may have seemed slow, however, in the end, it set records on how fast the goals were accomplished. Finally when it was completed, some said it was too tall and that people wouldn't never want to go inside of it.

The story as two lessons:

#1 - No matter what was accomplished, some never saw the real and entire scope and just complained. Even after it was done and was unbelievably beautiful, they still found fault. If it hadn't been built at all, they would have complained that builders were not innovative enough.These type of people are unhappy no matter what happens.

#2 - That same building (that the above people simply didn't get it) is an icon, attracts millions in tourism and real estate dollars, is recognized around the world and is unbelievable to visit in person. Those that started building that building new what the end result would be from the beginning and when it was done, was even better than they anticipated.

All i can say to shareholders is, are you a number 1 person or a number 2 person. Only the individual shareholder can answer that question. We know where we are and where we will end up.