Replies to post #8291 on American Green Inc (ERBB)

[yelmight]

It's been one hell of a roller coaster ride
but unlike a roller coaster this has not been
a lot of fun. We were all pumped up before
and after the stock holders meeting thinking
that we were finally going to move out of the pinks.
As the pps rose to 15/17/19 we were certain that
our time had arrived and our pps would continue to
gain, especially now that we were in a production
stage rather than a developmental stage. Again
the sizzle fizzeled. We are left hanging on empty
promises, lack of information, and a shameful pps.
As I said in many of my previous post, I am not a
basher, I am however, greatly concerned, that we
are chasing an inflated dream. My cost average pps
is at .0890, it will also be my pivital point, to
sell or ?????????. I respect and appreciate all
viewpoints because in concert they reflect how we
the investors, rate our company, its mangement and
the value of our investment. Good night all.. Have a
great "Labor Day" and lets hope for a positive week ahead.

[alj14]

Stehsucker,

You say:

"Trust me, that is a major factor in a decision that could cost someone their job if they chose or reccomend MediaMax over the safer and more sure choice, MVSN.

IMO, your delight in piling on the agony is really running away with you here.

So far, what MVSN has to offer the record companies, was, has been and continues to be a total and dismal failure, whereas time after time SunnComm has come up with and delivered the goods -- in other words, satisfied the real needs of the recording companies and of customers. What MVSN has offered has been absolutely UNSAFE and UNSURE -- in one word, worthless.

Let's forget about rumors. What counts now is that SCMI has stated quite clearly that when a second major label signs on for a full partnership, the whole procedure for moving on to a proper market will swing into action.

As I continue to understand it, the company is keen to achieve this, if at all possible, this year. Considering the considerable complications and the extensive paperwork to be done, that means quite a tight schedule.

If PJ can be criticised, it is on the plane of excessive optimism about beating the opposition to the wire in terms of copy management technology, while simultaneously looking after the question of getting on to Amex before revenue streams were active. I believe that the paramount interest of the majors in getting valid copy management of CDs will now allow SCMI's business plan to be implemented quite quickly, and so place SunnComm in an extremely strong position.

BTW, it's "recommend".

Cheers,

alj14