Just my own speculations, but I think that once we actually can navigate to GotVape.com and see the Vapor Inhaler product for sale, click on it, order it, get charged, receive it then begin posting reviews about received product, THEN we may finally see interested investors coming off of the fence and buying stock. I think so many pink sheets traders and investors have been burned in the past by so many fly-by-night operations and schemes that there is a lot of skepticism, doubt and overtly negative sentiment going around to the point of overcompensation for the sake of caution. The basher arguments have basically been narrowed down to DILUTION, there seems to be no greater complaints than the dilution over the year so far. I remind investors that dilution is necessary for a start up business which has no debt but no operating capital to get the ball rolling. Dilution if done properly can allow a business to take off and grow in a much quicker amount of time than it would take otherwise. The beginning of this year started with about 800M shares in the O/S, now there are a bit over 1B shares, so roughly 20% to 25% dilution, that is not a grave concern, especially when one considers what all it has done to provide funds for operations and how management is using the capital to execute the business plan. Businesses do not just move from concept (an idea in the CEOs head) and then to full ramped up production within a week or two, not even within a month or two, it takes years sometimes and RFMK is on a path to make it all happen within the year, this is excellent progress! Sometimes investors need to calm down and take a step back to see the normal periodicity and length of time it takes for the business to procure accomplishments. It cannot be rushed but left too long and it losses its momentum, so there is a proper timing to creating such a business. If the dilution we have seen this year is the worst problem we as RFMK shareholders have then I think we are doing quite well. The O/S has remained a bit above 1B for some number of weeks now and I would think by now management has funded the immediate business operations for the rest of the year, so I cannot imagine much more dilution would happen, unless there are still some preferred share holders of whom are now getting to the time wherein they can properly convert those into many common shares. That seems to be the biggest concern for the naysayers and the bashers. If one looks at the pref share count though as of the last filing and looks at the growth in restricted share count, it looks like most of the pref shares issued last year and beginning of this year have already been converted, and possibly sold. Sure, there are probably some more but I am guessing we have seen the worst of the conversions and dumpage into the float, causing the pps to tank over the recent months from about half a cent to 0.001. Remember all the bashers arguments and accusations tend to ring with credibility when the percentage moves of the share price everyday drops so drastically, everyone is willing to listen to overly negative rants and speculative arguments when the pps is tanking, and they laugh and are skeptical of any who argue the positives during such times. But as a contrarian I tend to think the best time to think of the negatives is when the pps has sky rocketed and is over valued, and I think it is a good time to remember the positives when the pps is way oversold. Others seem to want to just win arguments and be "right" though most of the time so they do not include such balanced and fair judgements on the fundamental developments of the company depending on whichever way the share price is moving.

Stay patient, balanced, fair and reasonable in your views and perception of businesses, companies and stocks in your investing and do not fall into the path of the dark side.

GO RFMK!!!!!!!