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[bob41]

Sounds like the G-boy (aka HJ) needs to have someone read that to him.

[Jagman]

I think someone..probably a pumper..needs to write the Book of Honest John that lists the facebook messages and other quotations by chapter and verse.... That way we can memorize them and just say for example Honest John, Chapter 3, Verse 16 or Honest John 3:16 rather than cut and paste, etc...

Would look good on business cards too, IMO...

Up-list soon! John 1:5 for example....

[scion]

Now JayBee says, re FaceBook: John Bordynuik, our CEO, formally extends an invitation to become a friend of his on Facebook.
All invitations are accepted, regardless of shareholder status.
Saturday, April 03, 2010 7:49:14 PM

After saying this -
I am NOT required to give access to disruptive or non-shareholders with an agenda to hurt the company.
Friday, April 02, 2010 1:54:19 PM

Because John Bordynuik got it wrong, in just another example of his failure to comprehend what he reads.

Posted by: zardiw Date: Saturday, April 03, 2010 7:49:14 PM
In reply to: techisbest who wrote msg# 35501 Post # of 35532

JBII: Investor Relations. Overview.

JBI has true regard for the trust and financial commitment of our shareholders. JBI's policy has been, and will continue to be, transparency and open dialogue with our investors.

John Bordynuik, our CEO, formally extends an invitation to become a friend of his on Facebook. All invitations are accepted, regardless of shareholder status. This invitation is John's virtual version of a traditional open-door policy. John's profile can be found at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=659192149&ref=ts.

We operate under a unique value-based management structure. We are guided by the philosophy that we should profit when our shareholders profit. As such, Mr. Bordynuik collects a salary of $1 per year and future payment will be based on the creation of shareholder value. Additionally, Mr. Bordynuik has returned 31 million of his personal shares to the corporate treasury to be used for accretive acquisitions and growth, all while remaining debt-free and without diluting shareholders. Since inception, outstanding shares have decreased over 27% while revenue and earnings continue to increase.

JBI is privileged to have a dedicated, knowledgeable shareholder base. This loyalty is affirmed through routine offers to volunteer time and energy to accomplish our objectives. We encourage shareholder participation, seek their input, and access their valued opinions in accordance with corporate goals

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[2] In this release the term “company web site” and the use of the term “web site” in the context of companies refer to public (Internet) company sites, as distinguished from private (intranet) sites. A company web site is maintained by or for the company and contains information about the company.

Note 2 P4
http://www.sec.gov/rules/interp/2008/34-58288.pdf


Posted by: mikeo56 Date: Friday, April 02, 2010 1:54:19 PM
In reply to: None Post # of 35467

John Bordynuik JBII: Commission Guidance on the use of company web sites -- very INTERESTING read. Start on page 40 for interactive web sites (ie: facebook). It's nice to see the SEC wants transparency (pg 41): "Similiar to blogs, electronic shareholder forums can serve as a means for investors to communicate with companies and each... other and to provide feedback on various issues in a real-time basis, and we have adopted rules to encourage their use". I am NOT required to give access to disruptive or non-shareholders with an agenda to hurt the company.
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