Of course not.  Nobody can guarantee anything, no

Of course not.  Nobody can guarantee anything, not even the CEO himself.  However, it is important for companies to set timelines and make forward looking statements, otherwise there is no guidance for investors.  Furthermore, I believe Mr. Dwyer understands investors frustrations with the business progress, which is why I feel he is going to hire the additional employees during Q1 to help expedite the business development in 2013.  Therefore, I do feel we will see things accomplished in 2013, otherwise I would have sold long ago.

Furthermore, there seems to be an abundance of flippers in this stock based on what I consider an overreaction from the news yesterday.  A few posters seem to be talking, "what have you done for me lately Mr. Dwyer?" and questioning their own level of patience.  I would suggest sticking to the Big Boards if you want better immediate outcomes.  There are too many unknown variables working against small businesses, which is why it is difficult to get a start-up functioning and becoming profitable.  It is always best to have your own investing timeline and if the company does not meet expectations, it may be best to sell and move on.  Hope you make the decision that is best for yourself.