I don't think it would have mattered unfortunately
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Posted On: 05/07/2018 4:30:19 PM
I don't think it would have mattered unfortunately. He/they have had absolutely zero respect or consideration for the investors for years, if ever. We could have been allowed to post the legitimate questions from day one on the NTEK board and I don't think our opinions, thoughts, or questions would have mattered one iota to management. Look at the last post he sent to someone who was merely trying to throw out a suggestion about financing because, supposedly (uh huh) it was being delayed. In all fairness, that suggestion was a perfectly decent suggestion but it wasn't answered like a mature, business savvy entrepreneur. The response sounded like a snarky fifteen year old with a chip on their shoulder rather than an executive member of a publicly traded company. I hate to admit it, but there's no way they're pulling out of this, and they don't care.
I'm going to go out on a limb and make a prediction. As always, I hope I'm wrong. I have a feeling that there were some questions brought up earlier about a name change or website (I can't remember anymore) and how that fit in with the current business. You watch. They are going to tell everyone that they are going to split the company or rebrand it and shares will eventually be transferred to existing SHs, and then, years later, when people are still asking about the shares they haven't received, you'll get a message about how those shares are in control of the new company and if you don't get them, tough kittens for you. Obviously that's not verbatim, but that's pretty much the gist of what was said about the NTGL shares. If it's worked for them once, why wouldn't they do it over and over again, and then they get to reset all the shares yet again. We would never see those new shares ever. If NTEK really does do that same thing again, kiss your money goodbye. Hell, you may as well get one last smooch in anyway. The likelihood of them actually succeeding at this point is infinitesimal.
I'm going to go out on a limb and make a prediction. As always, I hope I'm wrong. I have a feeling that there were some questions brought up earlier about a name change or website (I can't remember anymore) and how that fit in with the current business. You watch. They are going to tell everyone that they are going to split the company or rebrand it and shares will eventually be transferred to existing SHs, and then, years later, when people are still asking about the shares they haven't received, you'll get a message about how those shares are in control of the new company and if you don't get them, tough kittens for you. Obviously that's not verbatim, but that's pretty much the gist of what was said about the NTGL shares. If it's worked for them once, why wouldn't they do it over and over again, and then they get to reset all the shares yet again. We would never see those new shares ever. If NTEK really does do that same thing again, kiss your money goodbye. Hell, you may as well get one last smooch in anyway. The likelihood of them actually succeeding at this point is infinitesimal.
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