Posted On: 06/20/2015 11:12:17 AM
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Re: velcro1dog #404
What are your thoughts about the?
Someone has created a story line that is 90% lies and distortion from 10% fact.
This is how I met Greg Galanis: He came to us looking for a job, we had no jobs available. He came back to me a week or two later and suggested he could help Blue Water get some investor awareness. (Since the stock hardly traded at all back then). I said, "Okay, what do you suggest?" He said he would write a series of articles to bring attention to the company and I would need to pay him $1,000 for each article written. I agreed, but wanted him to do the first one for free to see if it really worked. He did it - and nothing happened - so he was never paid. Hence his one and only story at “Smallcapbreakaway”.
The facts about it are:
• It was not an e-mail blast service, it was simply putting the article out there via a press release service (ie. exactly what TDM Financial did for us)
• I was not involved in writing the article, Mr. Galanis wrote it himself.
• I was not involved in him putting a price target on the stock, Mr. Galanis did that on his own.
• This was pre-split; Blue Water’s stock was trading around $0.25/share then. After this article was published, Blue Water underwent a 10-for-1 forward stock split which dropped the share price to around $0.025/share.
The reality is stock promotion is something that I am not very good at or care to get involved with. However, I do know how to develop a business. With Blue Water I have created a line of award winning rums (100% unique with the formula owned solely by Blue Water and no one else) and building a restaurant concept that the island of St. Maarten (and others in the cruise ship industry) is very eager to see open.
Scott
Someone has created a story line that is 90% lies and distortion from 10% fact.
This is how I met Greg Galanis: He came to us looking for a job, we had no jobs available. He came back to me a week or two later and suggested he could help Blue Water get some investor awareness. (Since the stock hardly traded at all back then). I said, "Okay, what do you suggest?" He said he would write a series of articles to bring attention to the company and I would need to pay him $1,000 for each article written. I agreed, but wanted him to do the first one for free to see if it really worked. He did it - and nothing happened - so he was never paid. Hence his one and only story at “Smallcapbreakaway”.
The facts about it are:
• It was not an e-mail blast service, it was simply putting the article out there via a press release service (ie. exactly what TDM Financial did for us)
• I was not involved in writing the article, Mr. Galanis wrote it himself.
• I was not involved in him putting a price target on the stock, Mr. Galanis did that on his own.
• This was pre-split; Blue Water’s stock was trading around $0.25/share then. After this article was published, Blue Water underwent a 10-for-1 forward stock split which dropped the share price to around $0.025/share.
The reality is stock promotion is something that I am not very good at or care to get involved with. However, I do know how to develop a business. With Blue Water I have created a line of award winning rums (100% unique with the formula owned solely by Blue Water and no one else) and building a restaurant concept that the island of St. Maarten (and others in the cruise ship industry) is very eager to see open.
Scott
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