WC, I agree with you that FH is a procrastinator supreme, but there is more to it than that. He has had time, but he does not want to make the reports. He is either afraid of some consequence or he just does not want to devote the time to having active shareholder relations.
As I have already suggested, phone calls will never work. He always hangs up to avoid hearing something or to avoid taking serious time and giving serious thought to the problem.
Letters are the only way to start this negotiation. Lets get the 10 letters written, 1 letter every other Friday. All the letters should be sent certified mail, and he should be required to sign for them. But they should also be sent regular mail, just in case he starts ducking the letters that require his signatures.
All the letters should be posted on line so we can all print out and keep a record of what has been sent. This needs to be coordinated, and the letters should all make certain common requests.
1. That he resume reporting to shareholders by press releases;
2. That he should include a shareholder's section on his web pages like other public companies;
3. That he should provide quarterly reports and an annual report;
4. That he should resume filing with the SEC if his sales exceed $10 Million
5. That he should help the markets realize the reasonable value of the company rather than the posture where the stock does not trade at all or trades for only $.0001.
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