I think communicating is definitely in order, as long as it doesn't jeopardize what they are trying to do from a fiscal standpoint or provide information to the folks trying to destroy the company that they can use toward that end.

I have seen it in other OTC companies. They have done the same thing to NTEK in the past.

Bashers will actually call up the companies potential customers to disrupt financial deals being worked out. These folks have absolutely no moral compass or sense of business ethics. They will do anything to make money.

It cost that company dearly when they did.

Potential customers do not want to be exposed to that.

It may sound paranoid, but it's a legitimate worry for companies on this market.

It's why companies stay quiet, sometimes to excess.....

This is definitely a delicate time for NTEK

GLTU