Replies to post #2519 on My Freightworld Technologies Inc (MYFT)

[Creature_Of_Habit]

Great info Sky....picked a few more up this AM on the ask ;-) Things looking very bright here imo

[back2basics]

Sky, I seriously doubt these Heavies will rest on their laurels with a THREE CENT Pink. I'm staying hitched to this blossoming star!

[LOL]

Doesn't make sense guys of that calibur would buy a pink instead of at least an OTCBB.IMO

[Stacey_J]

Thanks for the management summary. Just curious... how do you feel about the product.. i mean what has Anyt done to standout from is competitors and to show that the company is long lasting and full of growth? Just curious... thinking about getting into this one... just wanted to get others take on the basic stuff

[briantek]

Just curious but the "myself" in the post you made Sky... does that refer to you? If not who?... see below


Briantek


Our sales and marketing effort is directed by Mark Hebden and myself. We are using a “distributor” concept that makes our sales cost variable for the most part and helps us leverage our product. I will be happy to discuss this more with you and I would like to talk to you more about the company.


here's to profits,


Sky

[user134247]

"The bottom three individuals are independent consultants and although they serve as part of the management team are not paid on a full time basis. This is more economical for the company in this environment." [b Nice list. Nothing we can verify. You just put your finger on where the next 100M shares will go for services in the next year no doubt.

At the rate they have been burning through shares since last RS in another 12 months they will be doing another one.

Considering Jean holds 57M shares, with 198M outstanding, AND MFW now hold a majority interest. Sounds like they got a sweetheart deal even better than the original. Go figure. No wonder they had to raise authorized from 250M to 500M.

On March 31, 2009 the Contract Management Division (CMD) of my Freight World was purchased with a $2,000,000 note and the issuance of 1,000,000 shares of preferred stock, valued at $10,000, that can be converted to 10,000,000 shares of common stock per share when called by ABOL.