The Form 10 covers quite a few years of company op
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Posted On: 01/05/2014 2:13:20 PM
Re: Leverage102 #11642
The Form 10 covers quite a few years of company operations, so I believe that excerpt just officially documents Cheryl's involvement in the company as a contractor for media/marketing back in 2012.
My understanding of the situation was that she was contracted for a year and that was the extent of her involvement, however that also does not necessarily mean the company will never use her expertise ever again. I think many have assumed since we have not seen her marketing any product(s) from RFMK recently that it necessarily means that she is no longer "working for the company" at all and so never will ever again, but I think that is a faulty assumption. The reality of the situation right now is that RFMK does not have a flagship product. We are waiting on the new dry herb vaporizer. The company is still selling what is left from the CannaCig/Cumulus inventory but management stated they are no longer taking new orders for those two types of units (they are phasing them out of the product line). What this means is that apparently RFMK wishes to make the new dry herb vaporizer their main (flagship) product. That makes sense too when one considers that this will be the first device designed and produced from the ground up exclusively by the company (and their relationship with HexCorp). This means that once this new unit is launched, the bashers will no longer have the argument insinuating that all RFMK has is a cheap generic ecig from China. Rather the company will then own an exclusive high quality ecig device of their own design and make.
Who knows then what kind of marketing campaign the company will put together to market the new product. Could it involve Cheryl? Maybe others? Who knows?
In my opinion, the key items for shareholders to know as regards individuals involved in and working for the company surrounds the promised announcements of certain new members of the Board of Directors. What ever happened to those supposed announcements from Allinder?
I think these next few weeks and next few months will be a critical test for RFMK and management to prove to investors they can accomplish what they set out to do and provide shareholder value. I think if April and then May come rolling around and there is nothing new, no new dry herb vaporizer, no new Board of Directors, no audited 10K, DTC chill removal or uplisting, then at that point, the CEO would have lost all credibility and the stock would likely plummet to the cellar and/or no bid. Investors and shareholders can forgive but they cannot forget; shear a sheep many times but skin it only once. At some point IMO the market collectively will hold Allinder to all the promises made over the last two years and if nothing ever really happens (as a win for shareholders) then this company story would have become another failure in the detritus of the PK scum swamp. However, as an RFMK follower myself, I actually still have hope that the CEO can deliver for shareholders and that the quality of the new vaporizer will convince consumers to purchase once launched. I guess we will see what happens in the end but I think there are way too many people acting as if they are Nostradamus and predicting the inevitable failure of RFMK or RFMK as the next Apple Inc. There really is no telling what may happen this year with RFMK, it could fail or it could succeed. The likelihood IMO is that it will have a mix, some failures and some successes. I just hope for the sake of shareholders that the main successes are the audited 10K and the new product launch; I think those two wins are vital for the company right now and could really breathe new life into the business.
All just my opinions, of course.
Do or do not, there is no try.
GLTA
My understanding of the situation was that she was contracted for a year and that was the extent of her involvement, however that also does not necessarily mean the company will never use her expertise ever again. I think many have assumed since we have not seen her marketing any product(s) from RFMK recently that it necessarily means that she is no longer "working for the company" at all and so never will ever again, but I think that is a faulty assumption. The reality of the situation right now is that RFMK does not have a flagship product. We are waiting on the new dry herb vaporizer. The company is still selling what is left from the CannaCig/Cumulus inventory but management stated they are no longer taking new orders for those two types of units (they are phasing them out of the product line). What this means is that apparently RFMK wishes to make the new dry herb vaporizer their main (flagship) product. That makes sense too when one considers that this will be the first device designed and produced from the ground up exclusively by the company (and their relationship with HexCorp). This means that once this new unit is launched, the bashers will no longer have the argument insinuating that all RFMK has is a cheap generic ecig from China. Rather the company will then own an exclusive high quality ecig device of their own design and make.
Who knows then what kind of marketing campaign the company will put together to market the new product. Could it involve Cheryl? Maybe others? Who knows?
In my opinion, the key items for shareholders to know as regards individuals involved in and working for the company surrounds the promised announcements of certain new members of the Board of Directors. What ever happened to those supposed announcements from Allinder?
I think these next few weeks and next few months will be a critical test for RFMK and management to prove to investors they can accomplish what they set out to do and provide shareholder value. I think if April and then May come rolling around and there is nothing new, no new dry herb vaporizer, no new Board of Directors, no audited 10K, DTC chill removal or uplisting, then at that point, the CEO would have lost all credibility and the stock would likely plummet to the cellar and/or no bid. Investors and shareholders can forgive but they cannot forget; shear a sheep many times but skin it only once. At some point IMO the market collectively will hold Allinder to all the promises made over the last two years and if nothing ever really happens (as a win for shareholders) then this company story would have become another failure in the detritus of the PK scum swamp. However, as an RFMK follower myself, I actually still have hope that the CEO can deliver for shareholders and that the quality of the new vaporizer will convince consumers to purchase once launched. I guess we will see what happens in the end but I think there are way too many people acting as if they are Nostradamus and predicting the inevitable failure of RFMK or RFMK as the next Apple Inc. There really is no telling what may happen this year with RFMK, it could fail or it could succeed. The likelihood IMO is that it will have a mix, some failures and some successes. I just hope for the sake of shareholders that the main successes are the audited 10K and the new product launch; I think those two wins are vital for the company right now and could really breathe new life into the business.
All just my opinions, of course.
Do or do not, there is no try.
GLTA
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