Replies to post #46530 on Tivus, Inc. (TIVU)

[brian39]

Who knows? We don't know anything because our CEO doesn't do his job. He can release legit news via Twitter right now for free if he's broke and can't afford to do it via PR. I'm sure well see some forward looking information "soon". I do know where they can save $130,000 per year that's clearly been wasted over the last few years.

[jpr1969]

THV,

first off, let me say how very sorry I am for the Real Life issues surrounding your family right now, I certainly know firsthand how Life can turn on you quickly. I don't know the details nor do I need to. Just know that my heartfelt condolences are with you.

As for the post, I am not sure that anyone here has those answers? They are great questions? I would very much like to know the answer to them.

Here's a suggestion for SP. TIVUS begins a direct buy stock program. List the expenses that are necessary to conduct business,
like a church does when it wants to:

build a new building. They need $150K they presently have $35K

Send Missionaries to Africa. They need $20K they presently $7.98

let the stockholders choose which project they want to contribute funds to and issue shares based on PPS that day.

Tivus Annual Filing, Need 10K have 0.00
Tivus Q1 Filing, Need 7.5K have 20.00
Tivus Q2 Filing Need 7.5K have 200.00
TIVUS PR, need 1.5K have .50

so on and so forth, when project funded, BOOM we get the product.

I know it seems a bit elementary for most real businesses, but even an idiot can run a business this way. Jimmy Swaggart, and Jim Baker did it for years. People love giving money to needy causes.

[retired3]

Vulcan, first my condolences on whatever tragedy befell your family. You have been and will be in my thoughts and prayers. Life is precious and does not need to be wasted, not one minute.

Everything Tivus (and for that matter, every other company) does will cost something. SP shared with me that even posting a pr costs over $400. IMHO, the reason the last "financial" was such a disappointment (and yes, SP should have reviewed this report. That was crazy not to do so and he recognizes this)was trying to do things while saving money. A BAD POLICY. If he sells more shares to give us pr's, we scream dilution and looting the company. If it's not the "right pr", he is not being forthcoming and trying to trick us. 6 months later we refer to the pr and if he doesn't word something correct, it is refered to as just another misleading statement. Hire a pr firm and that costs money. Hire a financial firm, that costs money. There is no money at present coming in from the Marriott deal, IMHO.

so your questions about financial needs are well put. I think, Vulcan, if you called SP he would discuss financial needs. Jwez may be one who can guide you in this. GLTY. R3

[pacinvest]

Those are great questions but you know only one person can answer them. I can sense your eagerness to do your part in getting Tivus to be a success and I feel the same way. I really do feel thou that with our product in Marriott and in its final stages of evaluation it will be wise to wait and see how it turns out. Initially, I thought that getting a contract from Marriott would be a great step but would not make the company a success until I realize that they were looking at possibly 70 hotels, this changes my perception on the impact of the Marriott project and why Marriott is moving this slow, I strongly believe the money put into this project is well worth it. Now if the technology/model is flawed and Marriott turns us down then there is nobody to blame but us/Tivus.