I spoke to Angel…
Appears BG continues to get their administrative house in order.
Several website changes should take place within the next 60-90 days. Sounds like the financials are back in the attorney/accountant hands and remain their primary focus (I didn’t press; take it with a grain of salt; not sure what that means).
He said the other focus right now is on priorities that are set in regards to client sales. The items that are more closely related to this agenda will be completed first. This includes updates to the Strain ID cards, physical materials for clients, etc.
I mentioned one big area of concern always is, “validity of the business” [we know the area of concerns—no physical lab address, pictures, entity registration, etc.]. He offered this:
“If "legitimacy" is truly the question, what better information can shareholders have than BG dispensary clients confirming themselves as clientele. This has occurred on numerous occasions, to the extent that the dispensaries have reached out to me with an "enough is enough" type of phone call due to the barrage.
- We have been in business four years.
- We were the second major lab in state.
- We have the best history of transparency compared to any lab in regards to posting test results.
- New and unique content is posted to the website on a semi-weekly basis.
The facts are out there. Unless provided with information to the contrary, its his belief that answering this will likely just lead to more inane questions. To him this appears less like "legitimacy" and more like iHub volleyball. He asked, “What is the issue here, outside of iHubbers spinning things up?” This isn't a matter of providing more information, it is a matter of "when does it end?". If we keep following this trail, it feels as if he is going to need to start posting what he ate for breakfast last week, and the food receipt as well, to prove he himself exists” (I had to chuckle on that breakfast note).
He mentioned, “we are ramping up the social media a bit now too," and said, “I hope this helps shed some light on some subjects.” I “thanked him for the twitter (and other updates) and told him, “a great “shot in the arm,” especially over the weekend!”
Appears BG continues to get their administrative house in order.
Several website changes should take place within the next 60-90 days. Sounds like the financials are back in the attorney/accountant hands and remain their primary focus (I didn’t press; take it with a grain of salt; not sure what that means).
He said the other focus right now is on priorities that are set in regards to client sales. The items that are more closely related to this agenda will be completed first. This includes updates to the Strain ID cards, physical materials for clients, etc.
I mentioned one big area of concern always is, “validity of the business” [we know the area of concerns—no physical lab address, pictures, entity registration, etc.]. He offered this:
“If "legitimacy" is truly the question, what better information can shareholders have than BG dispensary clients confirming themselves as clientele. This has occurred on numerous occasions, to the extent that the dispensaries have reached out to me with an "enough is enough" type of phone call due to the barrage.
- We have been in business four years.
- We were the second major lab in state.
- We have the best history of transparency compared to any lab in regards to posting test results.
- New and unique content is posted to the website on a semi-weekly basis.
The facts are out there. Unless provided with information to the contrary, its his belief that answering this will likely just lead to more inane questions. To him this appears less like "legitimacy" and more like iHub volleyball. He asked, “What is the issue here, outside of iHubbers spinning things up?” This isn't a matter of providing more information, it is a matter of "when does it end?". If we keep following this trail, it feels as if he is going to need to start posting what he ate for breakfast last week, and the food receipt as well, to prove he himself exists” (I had to chuckle on that breakfast note).
He mentioned, “we are ramping up the social media a bit now too," and said, “I hope this helps shed some light on some subjects.” I “thanked him for the twitter (and other updates) and told him, “a great “shot in the arm,” especially over the weekend!”
