Replies to post #129 on Dr Foods Inc. (DRFS)

[maggco]

Interesting questions.

What makes you so much better than your competitors?
Read AWGI website, throughly. http://www.awginternational.com/

This is a very tightly held pink sheet, is there plans in the future to increase the float for funding?

Since this is a reverse merger, I would have to assume that AWGI, reason to be come a public company is to raises capital, which will mean increasing float through private placement offering under Section 4(2) and Rule 506 of Regulation D of the Securities Exchange Act. (see SEC 10Q Common Stock section).

You would be a target for a takeover by a larger company like Coke or Pepsi who would kill to make sure your product is "shelved." The money they would lose from bottled water sales would not be tolerated. What is the corporate plan to handle these issues?

The bottling market isn't the biggest or only market. I don't think that a take over would be a primary exit strategy, but at this stage who knows. Besides, if this technology would be that advantages for one of the big water bottling companies, would they really want to shelve it. They very well could become a customer.

I really like this investment for a long term green play but the lack of overall communication to shareholders is puzzling to me.

There is plenty of information on MSOL at Edgar. Remember MSOL is just a reverse merger candidate. Check out the latest 10Q statement
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=&match=&CIK=0001394872&filenum=&State=&Country=&SIC=&owner=exclude&Find=Find+Companies&action=getcompany

If funding is not needed and the developers have all the cash they need, a pink sheet play like this is just a way to escape with some coin by pumping and dumping in the future.

Again, AWGI needs funding as a startup technology company. This merger will accomplish this if handled and promoted professionally.

I hope I've given you answers that will reduce some of uneasiness.