I have called and called and all I get is the answ
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Posted On: 04/11/2014 6:12:17 PM
I have called and called and all I get is the answering machine so I sent Sean an email. His reply must be with the survey I have not gotten yet. Maybe someone on here can answer these question since the company won't or can't. Here is the email and questions I sent Just this morning.
Sean,
I have been trying to call in now for several months. The number I am calling is 504-754-6927, is this the wrong number? I know you can only tell us what you are allowed to share so I don't blame you at all. It is just that last year when the conference call was complete we were told that the old way was over and that the new business plan was being installed and we would see a turn around by the end of the year. Now I will say that the 3rd 10Q was the BEST Treaty has ever had and that is great. But as investors our main concern is the PPS. I first bought into this company in Feb of 2011 at $0.0088 per share. I thought I was getting a great deal. I did not sell because of the promises that were made. I could have sold out last year for $.04 a share but was told the new plan was going to be great for the company by the end of the year and early in 2014. We sit trying to hold $.003 a share now and I wonder if I am being and have been scammed. Every time we shareholders think we know the direction the company is going the rules and direction change. If you could please answer a few questions below.
1. Am I calling the correct number and if so why does it go straight to voice mail every time?
2. What are we doing with the Stocktons that were supposed to be done by the EOY 2013, then early 2014, and now we are half way through April?
3. Where do we stand on the financing for the Kubacaks that we were told we had financing for the first 3 wells last year?
4. What is TECO doing to get the PPS back to $.01? Please do not tell me that there is nothing TECO can do about the PPS and it is not managements concern like we were told in the conference call last year.
5. When will the late 10K be out that we were promised would not be late?
Thanks in advance for your reply,
Ashley Stegall AKA arstegall
Sean,
I have been trying to call in now for several months. The number I am calling is 504-754-6927, is this the wrong number? I know you can only tell us what you are allowed to share so I don't blame you at all. It is just that last year when the conference call was complete we were told that the old way was over and that the new business plan was being installed and we would see a turn around by the end of the year. Now I will say that the 3rd 10Q was the BEST Treaty has ever had and that is great. But as investors our main concern is the PPS. I first bought into this company in Feb of 2011 at $0.0088 per share. I thought I was getting a great deal. I did not sell because of the promises that were made. I could have sold out last year for $.04 a share but was told the new plan was going to be great for the company by the end of the year and early in 2014. We sit trying to hold $.003 a share now and I wonder if I am being and have been scammed. Every time we shareholders think we know the direction the company is going the rules and direction change. If you could please answer a few questions below.
1. Am I calling the correct number and if so why does it go straight to voice mail every time?
2. What are we doing with the Stocktons that were supposed to be done by the EOY 2013, then early 2014, and now we are half way through April?
3. Where do we stand on the financing for the Kubacaks that we were told we had financing for the first 3 wells last year?
4. What is TECO doing to get the PPS back to $.01? Please do not tell me that there is nothing TECO can do about the PPS and it is not managements concern like we were told in the conference call last year.
5. When will the late 10K be out that we were promised would not be late?
Thanks in advance for your reply,
Ashley Stegall AKA arstegall
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