Replies to post #109153 on Biocentric Energy Holdings, Inc. (BEHL)

[jbsliverer]

Problem is all the people that once tried to associate with BEHL and DF quickly discovered what a scam him and his system was and left or distanced them from DF, Pawson, and the system. Nobody that was standing by or speaking for that one mentioned is standing by BEHL anymore. Only thing left is BEHL trying to copy and paste pictures and things from other companies on their financial and through the promoter and who don't have anything to do with BEHL.

Never any product came out as they claimed, or cost factor, and no third party confirmation of anything they claimed that BEHL was doing. Just years of phony PR's that never came about.

Everything just turned into videos of junk or plastic parts needing to be hauled away or recycled somewhere else. Or pictures of parts in the sand and weeds with a bunch of dead animals around presumably dying from drinking the so called product from the system.

Stock has just gone to NO BID or .0001 for the most part, with no ability to really sell anything, let alone to try to trade the thing. Gone to no business, no product, nothing but a toxic shell headed to a R/S and stuck trying to debt dump with a 15 BILLION A/S toxic share structure.

BEHL being a FAILURE in every sense of the word.

[el_loco09]

So which companies historically have even showed half of what they claim they can do? For now I think BEHL did pretty good until they ran out of capital. They are looking to come back diversified as an even stronger company as they restructure.

Two points:

1. When you look at the amount of money raised from the sale of stock versus what they delivered before they ran out of capital, it seems to me a lot more could have been delivered. That is, a lot of that money has been used for something other than research, development and delivery of a working product. That should bother you.

2. If this company does restructure it's going to be a your expense. Do you really see any other way it could be? They are going to do a reverse split and your shares are going to be worth less in the future than they are worth right now. It's not a character flaw to admit that you made a mistake.

[curber]

And with all those professionals you did not know you needed permits for what was being done. Behl did know how to dilute heavily though, investors, in exchange for a camera, and a Harvard Grad. got a 90% share dilution. As far as Walmart, Behl could not make any money selling the systems for what they said they could. As far as Dr. Goodell, he only stayed with the company long enough to take that picture.