This was my reply to them, although I have not been able to see it up on the site.
That would be great if someone could drive over to the IPRC salt water disposal site and see if trucks are actually using their facilities. That would show that they are for real. And if there are trucks there, how many? Just one once in awhile, or are they lined up and waiting for their turn. And maybe see how other sites are doing. Is business slow everywhere or going gang busters:? Some commentators are saying that because of low gas prices, the drilling in the area has slowed way down, but others say that even though the price of gas has gone way down, drilling is actually increasing, because the price of gas, even at these levels, is still way above what it costs to produce it in the Barnett Shale formation. I live in Texas, but Texas is BIG and the formation is still a days drive from here and then another day back and I wouldn't be able to do that. But if someone could and then let us know wnat they find, that would be worth more than all the PR's put out by IPRC and more than all the searching on the internet could bring up. That would let us know whether to stop buying more shares or throw more money into the stock. My Christmas wish for this year was that IPRC would go way up, but Santa doesn't alway get our wishes right. My neighbors letter to Santa is somewhat similar to mine, she wrote Dear Santa, for Christmas I want a fat wallet and a thin body. This year please don't mess up again and get it reveresed.
It my be getting close to the time when IPRC will post another press release. They are very faithful in giving us updates. It may give us a good idea on how they are doing so we may not need to drive by their site. We shall see.
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