Replies to post #62770 on Effective Control Transport Inc. (fka EFFC)

[Prove It2]

ECT as we discussed yesterday.

[rosebud05]

Creating doubt is one of the most basic and elementary task a person can undertake. Human emotions and subsequently their minds are so susceptible and predisposed that one can effectively create doubt with just about anything. Man never went to the moon. US wasn't attacked on 9-11. It was our own government's doing. OJ was innocent. There was never Nazi Holocaust, etc...

Again, these are the facts. Everything else are innuendos and allegations from sources that we know have been wrong too many times.

There are skills and credentials behind the company to produce a product like CRAM. There is a market that is ready for the taking and a few industry safety leaders have publically advocated for CRAM. There have been different prototypes and models in the developmental process of CRAM some of which have been tested and observed. At least one of the older model of CRAM is working just fine, thank you. The effectiveness of CRAM have been validated by a number of measures including publishing of a preliminary data that is astonishing (bordering on 100% accuracy). The company is not a scam that is getting rich off its shareholders. We know of a number of public and private entities with poor reputation intent on trying to hinder EFFC's progress. Large number of steps of the product to market pathway has been completed. Sufficient promise has been noted in private for large companies to publically sign letter of intent. The company is still alive and bustling. And finally, ihub, is like a tempestuous ankebiter which means nothing in the whole scheme of things.

Have there been glitches and barriers? Of course. Would you be more comforted if there were none or little especially in the pink sheet ihub world full of scams? Every product has delays. Couple of examples from where I live. Boeing Dreamliner and Microsoft windows vista. Remember how many times vista's introduction to the market was delayed? And from the look of things, they should have been delayed a few more times. CRAM is a complex machine and venturing into a new and untested waters. The company need to get this right the first time. Give them some time.