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idkmybffjill

04/05/12 11:38 AM

#8341 RE: stockdarockk #8340

Great post. You've addressed several things which are in depth, while shedding light on both the bull and bear perspectives. Now I must ask, if the pendant is doing so well, why not ask the company to reveal some numbers in terms of how many they have sold?
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floridagrl25

04/05/12 2:56 PM

#8342 RE: stockdarockk #8340

For the most part, that sounds like one of those fluffy sounding PR's put out by the company. Problem is .... there's nothing factual to show the amount of revenue that has come in from the original Medipendant, due to this unproven increase in business.

If you call and ask questions about Medipendant, you will hear how much business has picked up about that product

I wouldn't expect the company to say anything different to an investor, would you? Apparently there were some major issues with the original Medipendant such as battery life, etc. Improvements to it were most likely done out of necessity, due to poor product performance. Everyone knows that a product that doesn't perform successfully will fail. Maybe the new product's performance will be better; however, without a good marketing strategy it will most likely not succeed in bringing in the amount of revenue that MDHI so badly needs.

As for MotorBooster .... you stated this:

But MDHI is very clear, that for now this whole line of business around Motorbooster is to last short term, and that MDHI is in no way looking to be a major player in the Fuel Additive Market. So they expect, and we should expect, that this is a short term program to build revenue and savings.

I think most know that MotorBooster will have a very short lifespan, if it has one at all. Some consumers may not do their homework before buying it. Once they realize that the benefits are little, if any at all, they will never buy it again. So it's these first time buyers that MDHI is basing their hopes on, for a huge revenue stream. One time shot consumers that will be minimal, at the most. That is most likely why the "short term" phrase is used. Return customers will no doubt be minimal, if any. Therefore, an end to any revenue hopes. Perceptions can be twisted ... but not reality. Reality may not paint a pretty picture for MDHI, going forward.
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robert-1

04/05/12 5:42 PM

#8345 RE: stockdarockk #8340

If medipendent " is and always will be thier core buisness" where are the tv adds prommised for the last 5 months??? End of queation, end of story... Tired of reading all the <gonna happens>, <Take offs>, <big news comming> and still no clear way forward while still no financials a year later and no info given on dilluting share structure with the hire of a transfer agent that the company purposely changed to...
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GreenFever

04/05/12 9:54 PM

#8346 RE: stockdarockk #8340

I appreciated your post and my idea is that maybe this MotorBooster addition is to get Joe out of a pinch. Since he lost out on MotorBooster....what was he going to do with the product? If MDHI is looking for a short term investment in MotorBooster, maybe they only plan on selling the stock stored in LA. Why would a company say they are in it short term? However, if MotorBooster is a huge success, then I am sure their outlook would change!
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VIPR

04/12/12 4:51 PM

#8488 RE: stockdarockk #8340

And yet the stock still sells off.....Down 40% in 2 weeks or thereabouts...... The investor "community" has spoken, any gain in PPS must be sold as you cannot invest longterm in a company that drops the ball like a greased pig. the MediPendant commercials were "supposed" to be back on months ago, this excuse of reshooting a 20 second spot should take no more than a half a day in the studio with 100 "takes". We are talking about 20 seconds here......not a reshoot of the entire commercial. Something smells fishy down here in stinky pinky land, and the stench is wafting from the corporate office of MDHI.......in my opinion. While no products are being sold, mgmt gets their fat checks monthly and shareholders are left in the dark continuously. the MGMT team is incompetent as far as I can tell, a bunch of smoke.....lotsa mirrors, but no fire. DELINQUENT financials for over a year and an UNKNOWN share structure, and the company wonders why it is a sub-penny stock........PLEEEEEZE

PS: The MotorBooster Pill is a WORTHLESS PRODUCT, if it does generate any sales, it will be on the backs of the misinformed about how magic gas pills can actually "save" you money. the product IS a COMPLETE JOKE.


As far as pinksheet companies go, its not that uncommon that they pursue additional ways to raise capital or build revenue streams while building upon their core business. Sometimes these very specific deals last a short amount of time and either spin or sell them off to their own companies or change the overall business plan to accomodate. Knowing a lot of pinksheet companies officers receive incentive or payments in shares, they usually will try other methods of building revenues outside of just diluting their companies stock too much. These small capital or developmental companies will use shares at times for building the business, but successful ones dont make a career of only ever selling shares. So theres always some dilution, and if its good, and its beneficial to the company and its shareholders then is usally welcomed as a tactic. Whats nice in MDHI's circumstance, is that they have licensed a product thats ready to go, could really add needed working capital to fund core projects, at pretty much no dilution to shareholders. So theyve found this little bang for the buck to do just that.

I speak with MDHI regularly, but enough to not be a burden. I have asked this exact question. How will Motorbooster, if successful, play in the hands of a Medical Alarm company. And as I share this post, I still encourage shareholders to call and ask these questions yourself and get the answered straight from them to your ears. As is an investing, you are responsible for your own actions, and that should always have you relying on yourself to get your questions answered first hand from their mouths to your ears.

MDHI feels that with whats happening with the economic climate, especially how it directly ties to the higher gas prices, they could invest a little money to draw very good ROI's(return on Investment) on that investment and help their Medipendant product for what its about to do next. If you call and ask questions about Medipendant, you will hear how much business has picked up about that product, and who and what is coming up to really boost sales of the pendant. With the newest developments in MDHI something quick and easy with Motorbooster will allow for a lot of programs to be funded without hurting the current shareholders and making the share structure unattractive for further financing or partnership deals. But MDHI is very clear, that for now this whole line of business around Motorbooster is to last short term, and that MDHI is in no way looking to be a major player in the Fuel Additive Market. So they expect, and we should expect, that this is a short term program to build revenue and savings. They dont share how long they expect to even pursue this and what their financial goal is for the entire Motorbooster existance with MDHI. So if successful, they plan to determine from that success, or not, how long and how agressive they will continue with Motorbooster. This is the exact same reason why they were looking at mergers in the first place, as a way to raise capital outside of shares or share related actions. And if you look over the past 18 months, MDHI is not just a printing press of shares. Even as their pps was pretty low, and the company was quiet, they just didnt use MDHI shares as their personal ATM.

So as this unfolds, from the business I dicsuss with them over Medipendant, we should see these programs launch and get funded while protecting the shareholders. In the land of pinks Im sure many have seen many examples where companies manage while being about as irresposible as they can be with dilution. Even the daily debates about their late financials, is done to avoid costs temporarily, that can be avoided to focus that money on getting Medipendant out there, the best way possible. Filing financials will have and always has been to them that when money wont be an issue, they will do all the things that are "nice to have". And for those who dont think that is good enough, then they feel thats the chance they take that someone may choose not to invest with MDHI. That system is in place, and if non-filing is a big enough issue, then everyone should make their decision to whether to move on, away from MDHI, or not. But to look realistically, they do many things in hopes of keeping the shareholders best interest in mind.

Medipendant is and will always be their core product, and hopes to one day only have\need Medipendant. As is continuous to be so successful this will be the only thing they have time for. But the last thing they, or we want, is for them to have these partners ready to go on their end, and MDHI isnt ready, due to money. A few big things that they want to see happen, and we should want to see happen, with the same share structure we had last week, is Costco, Harrington, Catalysts Benefits, and their international new interests. I am trying to focus a lot on these international things coming up, as they still are not very known as some of the other ones. As I get more information and details, I will try to share. But for now, I know there is that publication campaign in magazines they have pr'd recently, and that some of those will focus on international markets. And they discussed that they have something brewing right away with Denmark.

So there should be lots still to come of this aggressive 2012 year. Motorboosters sole purpose is to try and gear towards people wanting relief at the pumps, while helping MDHI finacially back, everything big and small coming at Medipendant. One day so many of these things will be up and running, that the pps will be doing the same up, UP and RUNNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These share prices wont stay low for long. Just look at the market cap today, and imagine what just a small portion of this campaign for Motorbooster coud do to this extremely low market capitalization. But internally, the business end of Medipendant is doing very well, even more than they imagined. But you would want to hear about it from them, to hear why, and how, those who believe should enjoy, and could enjoy, the largest financial success, right along with them. Plus anyone in MDHI for the Medipendant, you should hear about their new and improved enhanced Pendant they now have back from engineering, and in their hands. The new Medipendant that will soon be our new product.

So why not use the higher than normal gas prices, and time that sector to help fund the largest senior citizen population of babyboomers, coincidentally, also perfectly timed for their core product?