Replies to post #22303 on Brilliant Technologies Corp. (fka BLLN)

[deog76]

Wow, I couldn't even finish reading your post. As soon as you compared Bill Gates to Allen I just couldn't take it any more. My vision was so blurry, I had tears running down my face from laughter. You were joking, right?

[grovertdog]

My gods! I actually agree with EagleOne.

He GETS it when he writes:

"There is no doubt that money has been the cause of the Company's woes"

which he then connects with:

"institutional investors do their due diligence"

which explains- no mo' money from the big boys as BLLN fails the DD. Excellent point, Eagle!

Unfortunately, Eaglespeak returns with this gem:
"the contractual successes having been awarded to Qtrax by World class corporations and industry giants"

Never in the history of this forum has a more inane and nonsensical sentence been written. And it's not like folks haven't tried... ;-)

[crazyeddie]

EagleOne, since you know so much about institutional and wealthy investors and their due diligence I would like to ask you a couple of questions:

1. Can you explain to us why none of the institutional/wealthy investors AK negotiated with over the past 12 months in places like the U.S., Turkey, Singapore to name a few decided not to invest in QTRAX and it's business model?

2. Would you enlighten us to why one of AK's biggest financiers refused to back him up for the October 29th launch? One would think that somebody with millions upon millions of Dollars invested in this venture would be very much interested in a QTRAX launch. That of course is unless he is concerned the business model may not work and he would stand to lose even more money.

3. When you talk about contractual successes, can you please tell us how many of the contracts with the four major labels are still in place and how many of these labels will make their catalogs available for an Australia launch?

Forgive me for not jumping up and down celebrating past successes. I rather have you telling us about achievements dating back no more than 6 months. Also, I am sure some of us small-time investors would appreciate a little more insight into your world of big money, due diligence and contractual successes.