To all the 'investors' that feel deceived, blindsided, concerned that the Todos is running out of Tollovir...
If someone came to Tesla and said I want a million cars tomorrow, is there a shortage at Tesla? Would that be 'huge' negative news?
If someone came to Apple and said I want a million iPhones in an hour, is there a shortage at Apple? Would that be 'huge' negative news?
If someone came to Carnival Cruise Line and said I want 50 thousand tickets to take my company on a cruise next month, is there a shortage at CLL? Would that be 'huge' negative news?
When a company you invested in, has demand that exceed 'momentary' supply IF that is even the case. How would you like to be notified?
Should the CEO...
A.) Come to your house and have a sit down and break the news gently Tollovid daily is going away?
B.) Call you on your mobile phone and let you know their business strategy shifted and fill you in on the new material events coming?
C.) Draft a nice hand written letter to each investor apologizing that you can not only STILL get Tollovid today, but an even stronger version? Oh, but you will need to remember not to take 12 a day if you are using it daily. Todos could include a fridge magnet to help those that might forget with a picture of a clown.
D.) Send an email saying where to get Tollovid Daily and letting you know it will be discontinued on certain sites?
Hey with 'investors' like this that need daily handholding or they will jump to the most negative conclusion, who need stock bashers?
Come on now, fess up. It's your first time investing in a small OTC company and you have super high expectations for everything including marketing, sales, communication etc should be run like a giant company similar to Apple that has 100's of people in each of those departments. I bet you many 'investors' have no clue how many people work full-time at Todos. Maybe they think Gerald is the only one, but he should do everything Apple, Microsoft, Pfizer does?
If past posts are any indication of future ones, man are a lot of people going to be bitching the whole ride, rather than supporting their investment decisions.
If someone came to Tesla and said I want a million cars tomorrow, is there a shortage at Tesla? Would that be 'huge' negative news?
If someone came to Apple and said I want a million iPhones in an hour, is there a shortage at Apple? Would that be 'huge' negative news?
If someone came to Carnival Cruise Line and said I want 50 thousand tickets to take my company on a cruise next month, is there a shortage at CLL? Would that be 'huge' negative news?
When a company you invested in, has demand that exceed 'momentary' supply IF that is even the case. How would you like to be notified?
Should the CEO...
A.) Come to your house and have a sit down and break the news gently Tollovid daily is going away?
B.) Call you on your mobile phone and let you know their business strategy shifted and fill you in on the new material events coming?
C.) Draft a nice hand written letter to each investor apologizing that you can not only STILL get Tollovid today, but an even stronger version? Oh, but you will need to remember not to take 12 a day if you are using it daily. Todos could include a fridge magnet to help those that might forget with a picture of a clown.
D.) Send an email saying where to get Tollovid Daily and letting you know it will be discontinued on certain sites?
Hey with 'investors' like this that need daily handholding or they will jump to the most negative conclusion, who need stock bashers?
Come on now, fess up. It's your first time investing in a small OTC company and you have super high expectations for everything including marketing, sales, communication etc should be run like a giant company similar to Apple that has 100's of people in each of those departments. I bet you many 'investors' have no clue how many people work full-time at Todos. Maybe they think Gerald is the only one, but he should do everything Apple, Microsoft, Pfizer does?
If past posts are any indication of future ones, man are a lot of people going to be bitching the whole ride, rather than supporting their investment decisions.
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