Replies to post #14722 on Bitcoin Generation Inc. (BTGN)

[KELLYCO]

"" If you do own a business, would you burn a major customer? After my contact's death, I built a relationship with his replacement and continued to sell to the grocery chain until I sold my business.

If I would have enforced the contract, I would have no longer been able to continue my business relationship with the chain.""

Contacts should be irrelevant and merely administrative.As a matter of fact,if you were doing business with Home Depot for instance.They have policies in place so even the appearance of favorable relationships are forbidden.How could you state that enforcing a fair contract is burning the company you are selling to?What you describe is the type of business Gary would be involved in.And it is quite clear the socalled delivered product was a hoax to sell shares.

[KELLYCO]

Do you remember how the INOL share selling scheme started?
It started with a hype about DNA testing to help people decide about using a common drug named Plavix.And because Plavix has been over prescribed and therefor very profitable,people bought stock thinking INOL could piggyback on the success of big drug pushers.We seen posts,(Plavix,Plavix,Plavix).And as it turns out there have been 0 sales for INOL.Now the newest BS is fountain of youth skin cream.Which is another product that has a saturated market.So when do the product changes stop and some actual sales occur?A guy I met at Harvard(Bill Gates),had a real innovative idea.His first year sales were $16,000.00 but he worked hands on and had 0 consultants.He worked out of a garage and there were no silly big salary agreements that would choke any start up company.And that is the difference between a real business and a share selling scheme like INOL.Simply the way Gary and Sharon control INOL should show you there is absolutely no intention of building a real business.I think we all know how it turned out for the guys working out of the garage.And also know how things will turn out for INOL and the common shareholder.Gary could have made more sales if he bought a weiner wagon and sold hot dogs and soda.There would not have been 1.2 million dollars of stock sold the first year.But at least the customers would have gotten a meal.