Replies to post #50987 on Grapefruit USA Inc (GPFT)

[stockmasterflash]

If you put $1000 on IMGG

You will get 30,000 shares of IMGG that will likely be worth less than $500 by the All Star Break

If you put $1000 into 1 2/3 shares of Apple Computer you will likely have $1200 by the All Star Break

If you put $1000 in the bank, you will likely have $1000.20 by the All star break

If you put $1000 under your mattress, you will likely have $1000 by the all star break

For years, and years, the only sure thing with IMGG has been you will end up with LESS money than you put into it. Right now, the prospects for IMGG have never been bleaker with Dean removing voting control from shareholders, lenders owed millions of dollars secured by the patents and other assets of IMGG. and lenders have been promised over 200 million shares worth of IMGG stock.

And not a peep out of Dean as to what happened to cause the submissions to be delayed years beyond the predicted date of Year end 2010

[mr_sano]

LR> If as you suggest these companies had innovation well beyond their years but were somehow prevented from bringing them to market then I would have to disagree. I'm sure you could find an example of big business squashing the little guy....but in the majority of cases if the product is truly disruptive the big boys will buy it quickly or knock them off straight up. IMGG is a different story. If IMGG would publish in a medical journal a paper conducted by a professional radiology group outline the company's claims ..then you will see some positive traction. Until then the confidence meter is at an all time low. Management has instituted a blackout on PR since CRanshire fired the lawsuit salvo and Sohn slipped out the back door. I would rather bet hardways in craps.

[Boxsterfan]

The only difference is that the TV's worked as advertised. The IMGG DVIS does not work as advertised.