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owgur

05/19/09 5:56 PM

#141131 RE: johnjhao #141129

He wants your shares too.
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doebop

05/19/09 5:56 PM

#141134 RE: johnjhao #141129

lol
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solar fusion

05/19/09 5:57 PM

#141135 RE: johnjhao #141129

I am really sorry you are feeling that way. EESO is not a scam. It never was. It will never be.
Oh, boy. When it sinks to zero, as you claimed, I will add 30 million to my holdings. I am assuming that "zero"=.0001.
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Arnold25764

05/19/09 5:58 PM

#141136 RE: johnjhao #141129

Quite a prediction there Johnjhao might not be out of the question.
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Mr Chitter

05/19/09 6:04 PM

#141148 RE: johnjhao #141129

lol... it's so funny reading some of these posts sometimes :)
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lbdave

05/19/09 6:29 PM

#141170 RE: johnjhao #141129

I would have loved for Jared to accept the .10 buyout offer, but not becuase the share price is at .013 today, but because I would have made a nice hefty profit, but for anyone to call this a scam because they turned down a .10 offer while trading at .015 is totally absured.

There is not a trader/investor on this site that knows the value of EESO. Sure we can all figure the market cap, but the true value of the company is only known by insiders.

The possibility of the share price having any effect on the buyout offer is also absured. Everyone here really needs to get a grip on the potential of the products, as well as how many people have their hands out when there is money to be made.

Let's look at a couple of possibilities here:

The 12 million dollar contract for water remediation is one that has been PR'ed. The PR stated EESO with the Lee's, in association with DOW. The Lee's buy the product from EESO, then sell the product to Dow Korea, who in turn sells the product to Han Bool to be utilized for the water remediation project. This type of busisness is done all the time, and you have to grease the palms of the big players to get the big comtracts. There are many drinking reseviors throughout Asia, and the possibility of this operation being carried out on many of them is forseeable, if it is successful.

With that in mind, and also the products are being shipped on a monthly basis for the period of one year, it is quite possible that this type of preventive process would be carried on for many years to insure the lakes remained free of contaminants. So given this possibility, how many lakes could they recieve contracts on that could become reoccuring revenue streams for this one process alone.

We need to look at the BIG picture, and realize the future value of these types of contracts as opposed to telling Jared that EESO needs to be sold for 200 million. In closing I'll say it again. The insiders are the only ones that know the true value of EESO, and we shouldn't expect them to sell for peanuts.

All in my opinion.
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wEaReLeGiOn

05/19/09 7:02 PM

#141189 RE: johnjhao #141129

I think you're quite close to an accurate


scenario, save one part. I do think there will be a buy-out, if that's what one refers to as a reverse merger. Jared will be able to walk out the front door, and blame the new owners (the Lees) for allowing the PPS to crater, once the swapped shares become tradeable (minimum 6 months).

I say RM because there is no other explanation for why Jared is trying to dump this company. The shares are all issued, and the bank is gonna' break.

They will drag this on as long as there is enough volume to sell shares.


They will say we rejected all offers for the benefit of share holders because we feel company on it's own can do lot better.

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drifterfcrc

05/19/09 7:03 PM

#141190 RE: johnjhao #141129

Not an OTCBB system and NOT 10 times the current PPS on the initail offer but we get your point I guess.
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mastaflash

05/19/09 7:12 PM

#141192 RE: johnjhao #141129

Here, fill your boots:

enforcement@sec.gov