Replies to post #58144 on Biocentric Energy Holdings, Inc. (BEHL)

[thebobber]

for a professional organization its critical to have credible representation. fisher is known in the algae world and in the NAA circles. He's been doin this for several years now

[greedy__malone]

beastieboy there is a difference between scamming and not succeeding.

Scamming requires one to create an illusion, defraud people into believing that illusion is real and stealing from them, knowing the illusion has no way of becoming a reality.

Not succeeding would be where most penny stocks end up. They have an idea, fluff the idea up in order to sell stock but never create the level of success they claim over and over in PR's. Eventually investors shy away from the stock because of the lack of results.

The old over promise-under deliver syndrome that creates an endless cycle of dilution and broken dreams.

I am looking for some kind of information that would separate BEHL from thousands of other pink sheet companies making grandiose claims in PR's.

I have seen the grandiose PR's that cover the gauntlet of contracts, deals, acquiring a HQ building, securing funding etc... But I have not seen any definitive value created here.

Everything is vague, nothing actually shows and determined value. All PR's leave everybody having to guess what it means and that never seems to work out well in penny land.

In other words, "WHERE'S THE BEEF"? I see a big tasty looking bun but I don't see any meat.

[program-4-you]

"Good point ... you think they'd make him a West Coast Chapter President if he was scamming people out of money? "


Yeah, that would be as dumb as the SEC hiring Bernie Madoff to advise them on how to find scammers. Something like that would never happen.


FACT: ALL of the best scams looked fully legit until they didn't look that way any more.