A few simple questions: Where are the wales tha
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Posted On: 06/03/2018 9:01:04 AM
A few simple questions:
Where are the wales that have invested small fortunes in this company when all that was needed was a mere $20,000 to satisfy the SECs demands for financial information and have a chance to get off the greys? That's pocket change to those who invested millions in this company.
What happened to the updates that management promised to provide to its many loyal investors? A simple "Hello, yes we are still here." would be nice.
How will the company generate funding to continue moving forward and eventually buy an airline if they can't even scrape up $20,000? That's about the price of a low cost new car.
Does a mere $20,000 mean life or death for this company?
Why has the company stopped responding to my e-mails requesting conformation that they are still working hard to get the company on track?
If it's the end why not just tell us so and we can stop dreaming that this company has the real solutions needed to become an airline? It's better for us to know the truth than leaving us in limbo. We can then look for a real company that has what it takes to produce long-term profits for it's investors.
We just want a simple statement from management telling us if they are really working on solutions to it's many serious problems or they just stringing us along for reasons unknown?
The company's so-called transparency is like trying to see the bottom of a pail of muddy water.
What happened to the wonderful promises made on May 11, 2017?
Will there ever be another shareholders meeting?
Where are the wales that have invested small fortunes in this company when all that was needed was a mere $20,000 to satisfy the SECs demands for financial information and have a chance to get off the greys? That's pocket change to those who invested millions in this company.
What happened to the updates that management promised to provide to its many loyal investors? A simple "Hello, yes we are still here." would be nice.
How will the company generate funding to continue moving forward and eventually buy an airline if they can't even scrape up $20,000? That's about the price of a low cost new car.
Does a mere $20,000 mean life or death for this company?
Why has the company stopped responding to my e-mails requesting conformation that they are still working hard to get the company on track?
If it's the end why not just tell us so and we can stop dreaming that this company has the real solutions needed to become an airline? It's better for us to know the truth than leaving us in limbo. We can then look for a real company that has what it takes to produce long-term profits for it's investors.
We just want a simple statement from management telling us if they are really working on solutions to it's many serious problems or they just stringing us along for reasons unknown?
The company's so-called transparency is like trying to see the bottom of a pail of muddy water.
What happened to the wonderful promises made on May 11, 2017?
Will there ever be another shareholders meeting?
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