I understand that ultimately I am responsible for

I understand that ultimately I am responsible for my investment actions but following the lead of our CEO, a former CIO of a major banking organization, I don’t believe I was gambling. Press releases, interviews, and product releases seemed to be moving in the right direction. I didn’t listen to negative feedback on the other board because I had seen returns on my investment on virtually nothing. It would have been a short sell into what was shaping up to be a significant return. The endless dilution preceded by the reverse split is the death spiral in true form. The lack of return for the “implemented contracts” through the ACS relationship is what I don’t understand. Where is our money? The extension given to them had me scratching my head. This in my opinion is misleading shareholders and fraudulent behavior that there is any relationship at all with ACS. How can you provide keyboard upgrades for a one time fee for a company that has not honored a contract? Fraud in my opinion is the name you give these actions as they continue to lead investors astray with the promise of the next product that will be an industry leader. Where is the money from all of the other groundbreakers? ACS NEEDS TO PAY UP.