Replies to post #135033 on Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

[User-65225]

I exposed the "other" scams actions before anybody, including you. That companies demise has no relation to WNBD

They are opposites in many ways

But you know this, you have said this to me.

[lbdave]

man get out of here with that crap. YOU called it after all the other posters you used to refer to as bashers finally convinced you haha...but now I guess you think you are something special haha, go play somewhere else

[solarflux2]

Lol, you and about a million other investors. Anyone with half a brain saw that that company was a scam a looonnngggg time ago.

Not all companies in pennyland are scams. If this was a scam, do you think this would be trading like it is or has for the last three years? Do you think they would have even LASTED THREE YEARS? Do you think the CEO would have stated over and over that he didn't want to promote the stock because he was afraid that volume and price spikes are unwarranted without serious verifiable progress by a company?

IMO, you know absolutely nothing about this company, and the fact that you're pretending like you know more than other people who know far more than you says a lot.

Go look at their financial statements. Would a company that was a scam really admit that they have as much debt as this company does? Or their operating costs? Why not just claim 38 million in revenues from fictitious customers like that other company, wouldn't that be easier? IMO IF YOUR TRYING TO SCAM INVESTORS BY CREATING A PUMP YOU DO NOT RELEASE LACKLUSTER NUMBERS. Hell, you don't even release REASONABLE numbers. You release the most crazy, pump-sparking financials you can dream up - after all, you are only limited by your imagination...

Your right, brilliant scam. CEO founds the company and works really hard for three years to make it look like a legitimate business in Canada. Lands accounts with Wal Mart, Home Depot, Zellers, True Value, Canadian Tire, ect. Gets local radio shows to endorse product. Get's cleanmyspace.com to use product in all their cleaning operations. Sponsors local concerts and events in Barrie. Then, after three years of devious planning, decides that it's time to PUMP THE STOCK by releasing a lackluster IIS that initially disappoints people. Oooohhh, that sneaky Lehner, he's really pulling the wool over everyone's eyes!

Have you used the product?

Are you even interested in trying the product, or are you content to cry wolf all day long?

Have you listened to any of the conference calls?

Have you read any of the CEO's memos?

Have you read the IIS or Quarterly Report?

Have you slowly been absorbing every piece of information available on this company for the last three years?

Have you watched any of the user-created videos on You-Tube?

Are you answering no to all these questions?

If so, then why, exactly, should we care about your opinion?