Replies to post #42093 on SurgLine International Inc (SGLN)

[Lighthouse]

The average savings sgln offers per procedure is $4-5,000. Maybe you should find out how much those plates and screws are worth before commenting....18.1% of all hospitals budgets are made up of those plates and screws and other medical devices....Don't believe me, go sit down with your local hospital administrator and find out.....

The big wheel is hard to get going, but now that it is...it is hard to stop.....much bigger things ahead...

Thx to all the doubters who sold to me and others, we appreciate your patronage...lol

[KLee]

This might explain WHO the debt note dumper is. From their Equities Consulting Firm to their Cost Containment Consulting Firm, we're going to be "consulted" to death.

"We been working diligently with this cost containment consulting firm for more than 8 months on multiple projects around the U.S. and that this first case demonstrates our value proposition of "More Savings for Your Healthcare Dollar." We have been working side-by-side with the senior management team of this consulting firm to deliver proven savings in the operating room since last fall and we can now report success with our first of many cases.

While I'm happy they were able to sell a few screws and plates to some Indiana surgery center, what investors (if this is truly an investment for folks) want to hear, is how much NEW REVENUE did this bring in? I mean we're suppose to be on our way to 9 million in revenues by the end of 2012. And I'm not talking about getting there through the selling of shares, I'm talking about getting there through business sales. So did this knock off $100, $1000 or $100,000 to that goal?

Seems to me if you are doing REAL business, that you could identify the Surgery Center, you could identify the consulting firm, and if you were truly proud of the "new revenue" that you brought in, you could identify the amount.

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