Posted On: 01/01/2015 11:49:33 AM
Post# of 96892
I do appreciate your DD, and your ardent believe in the company.
And I too grabbed some more shares yesterday, "as it shurely can't go any deeper"...
But you can't deny that NTEKs PR is nowhere. The fact that 50 films were promised by a Tweet from David Foley:
They haven't all showed up yet.
You could have argued that he maybe meant uploaded on their server ...
Still.
No wonder he/NTEK are called liars on the other board. Can't really blame them.
Then they PR the release of "The Worlds Fastest Indian", which appeared only days after it was promised as being available on Ultraflix as per the PR.
Then they drop some bombs with more and unexpected A-list films like "Rocky", "The good, the bad ...", and other content without any PR at all, except via Facebook.
Its high time they get their PR act together, and do what they announce, or announce nothing in advance.
It pisses people off, more and more I presume.
Leaves too much room for speculation and bashtalk, and makes the company look rediculous.
As to the future, I keep my feet firmly on the ground and hope for the best, as anything can happen.
And I too grabbed some more shares yesterday, "as it shurely can't go any deeper"...
But you can't deny that NTEKs PR is nowhere. The fact that 50 films were promised by a Tweet from David Foley:
Quote:That was a month ago.
Heading towards 3 petabytes. Adding 50 more movies this week #UltraFlix.
They haven't all showed up yet.
You could have argued that he maybe meant uploaded on their server ...
Still.
No wonder he/NTEK are called liars on the other board. Can't really blame them.
Then they PR the release of "The Worlds Fastest Indian", which appeared only days after it was promised as being available on Ultraflix as per the PR.
Then they drop some bombs with more and unexpected A-list films like "Rocky", "The good, the bad ...", and other content without any PR at all, except via Facebook.
Its high time they get their PR act together, and do what they announce, or announce nothing in advance.
It pisses people off, more and more I presume.
Leaves too much room for speculation and bashtalk, and makes the company look rediculous.
As to the future, I keep my feet firmly on the ground and hope for the best, as anything can happen.
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