I agree Slaz, Galo takes responsibility for his actions, good or bad. There are many tell tale signs that Galo is legit, though some of his actions are suspect and questionable at first, he in the end does keep the shareholders investment as a very important tool to the company's success. You know, I too was taken: (Homeland Security/HGLC) talk about a scam and yes I was suckered, but I learned which is a valuable lesson of what not to do on my next investment. Luckily, I didn't invest much money into the company where others had. Slaz, what you stated about a scam company: I just don't see BIHC providing a perfect scam program on its investors. I received the stock divvy as stated, and I have followed up on his PR's, made the calls, talked to the clients they mentioned in past releases and confirmed that they in some form or another were connected with BIHC and I had a very good confirmation that Baron are who they say they are. So, again, I am not swayed to sell even at the minor "red flags" presented. It is a "pink company", and Galo has to make sure that everything is in order before showing that they are a transparent company and can move out of penny stocks and onto better pastures. The first thing he is doing is installing trust in its shareholders and those that are on the fence to be convinced that they mean business. The following there after is listing the financials. Once that happens, the numbers will speak for itself.
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