Replies to post #60477 on All American Pet Company Inc (AAPT)

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It occurs to me that since AAPT is currently a non reporting Co. , that there really is no need to even report the 4th qtr of 2012. We all know that Q4 had revenue, but not anything to brag about. Now move forward to Q1/Q2 of 2013. Now that should be a different story. A fresh start is my guess. They have alot to deal with right now. The litigation of E>G> fiasco, production of existing products, development of new products, branding, development of new clients, sales, accounting, and of course the cumbersome every day crap that every company ,big or small has to deal with. ...whew. The FACT this company has brought product from conception to market is a king size accomplishment. Many of us have been here for well over a year and have seen the birth of AAPT. AAPT is no longer a flash penny play that we are so used to trading. BUY LOW/ SELL HIGH and tuck some away for the full ride.

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Why so optimistic?

I've been here since 3/12 and had been a great supporter of AAPT.
Zeus devouring Nutrabars was the first publicly available video of a dog eating Nurtbars, Mutt Bars and ChompBars. I posted it on Youtube and it is still up if you can find it.

Although their vague Press Releases were cause for concern, most of what they promised came true... There were however major flaws in their releases and "The worlds largest Drug Store" for example began making me cautious. Speaking with Lisa on the phone many times increased my suspicions... "Oh.. there will be Dog Food on supermarket shelves in the northeast in about TWO WEEKS."

Never happened. They advertized and tried to take orders for several types of dog foods at trade shows (with price lists and ingredient contents) which never materialized.

I had a several million shares and still have some private placement. Even if I lose the private placement investment, I have already made enough back to cover it.

The Eric disclosure brought all my fears to the surface. Even if what he says is 50% true, I had to believe him. I sold as the stock began to fall. I had way too much invested to afford to lose it.

No longer in love with this stock or company, I can see clearly that this was a dangerous investment based upon AAPT's last 10 years of debris.

I have re-allocated funds into other positions for which I have real profit from.. not just hope and dreams.

I don't know who you are but you arrived late in this phase of the game. Most new investors here are bottom-feeders... You seem to be something different..A professional advocate for AAPT perhaps? I get the feeling you are not what you seem.

Anyway.. good luck with your investment and I remain for the entertainment and occasional comment.