Replies to post #75153 on Market 99 Ltd (fka MNTY)

[puffyk]

My favorite part:

The truth is that none of them know exactly what has been transpiring over the last 6 months, regarding Market 99.

Hmmm, do you think that could be because Mr. Brola didn't inform his shareholders exactly what was going on?

How many times were non of our calls or e-mails returned.

How come there was never another conference call? Funny, he can set one up when he was trying to get investors to buy into his vision, but not when things were not "going as planned."

I agree Chef, there is NO WAY you go through $600,000 dollars when even if there were delays, you didn't need to pay rent until the keys were handed over.

Possible if actual inventory was ordered, but again, tell us all that Jason, and were it is stored.

What happened to corporate headquarters, where we were all "welcome."

I don't think he is necessarily lying, just not conveniently telling the WHOLE story.

I mean if you want to have open and honestly with FINRA, how about with your shareholders.

This would NEVER be accepted in any large institution.

The only good thing is that it sounds like they are trying to make it happen again and possible PRIVATE INVESTORS. But, I think more than the FINRA why they are hesitant, because NOTHING he has said has come true, and has NEVER told the WHOLE STORY.

Why say, e-mail? How about putting out a PR, opening back up that BLOG, keep us updated on a regular basis. How much wasted time to respond to all individual e-mails.

I hate name-calling so I won't, but I will say, Jason please learn to be a bit more professional. This is not a game, you are supposedly the CEO of Market 99. I would expect you to act like it.

Thanks to all staying on top of this.

[SammyTheBull]

He blew through $600k in months. If I recall correctly, he needed yet another $200k. It all came to a halt when the reverse split was denied, the o/s was full, the stock was no bid, the office was shuttered, the unopened stores were locked out and the open store listed on Craigslist by the landlord. All of that was topped off with an SEC lawsuit from the previous debacle.

If it wasn't for people losing money, I'd say it makes for a great comedy skit for business-101 students.