But that's what it takes IGB. Whether we like it o

But that's what it takes IGB. Whether we like it or not, this is how business grows. I own one, I know. I've been in the red. I know the operating expenses build up. I know you have to do targeting marketing. I know there is change and people come and people go. I know loans and interest and demographics and psychographics and targeting selected populations. I didn't start making money for over two years. I was busy spending it to create the infrastructure. I get that people are impatient and upset, but ther simply isn't any other way to build a real business.

The fins come off as genuine. I see all of the negatives out there for everyone to read and consume. I don't see the general OTC inflated garbage. It simply status quo, boring, normal, so what stuff. Business building and what appears to be an honest attempt to do so.

I still have my own concerns, like any investor would while investing in a start up, but from what I've read so far, Green Cures has made an honest attempt at it. They've given themselves 2015 to get audited fins, they've acknolwledged it could take another year. That's conservative, but personally, I have to give them the full chance and benefit of the doubt.