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jacque107

07/10/12 11:08 PM

#136191 RE: patrick #136186

Let me say this.

In the penny stock world, you have to answer phones. You do not have an established reputation like a multi-billion dollar company.

The phone is very important for a small business. As a former salesman, who was very good at his job, I can tell you how important the phone was in exceeding sales goals month after month.

As a penny stock, many people are skeptical of the companies at this level. Establishing credibility is of the utmost importance. Who knows how many investors called and then invested in something else. I want this stock to grow. It is in everyone's best interest who works at the company and owns stock.

As a stockholder, I want the price to go higher and higher just like you do. And no, it is not whining. It is about making the company better for all of us who have invested something into this company.



Millenium323

07/10/12 11:21 PM

#136192 RE: patrick #136186

They aren't Pepsico or Coca Cola. At this stage of their development BBDA does not have millions to spend on staff members who can devote their time to answering phone calls from shareholders. If people want that kind of company then they should invest in a big board stock. The priority of this staff should be growing the business and customer base. They shouldnt be wasting valuable time with limited resources answering phone calls from shareholders every 5 minutes. Unless of course the shareholders wish to assist them in growing the business.

coal2

07/11/12 10:30 AM

#136234 RE: patrick #136186

Do your part


when an investor hands over their money "their" part is done. it's not up to them to do the footwork of the company in order for it to be successful. that is the ceos' job. i will say however, that if investors are not satisfied with what the company and ceo are doing then by all means "get out!". as you say, "whining" about un-answered phone calls is pointless, unless it happens all the time then it should be seen for what it is, avoidance.