Submitted on December 19th, 2008 by Mr. Robertson (not verified)
I believe what we all want to know is this company legit. Can we benifit from buying shares at a fraction of what other companies in this field is going at. Why wasn't this process rushed to forefront when our pockets were being dug in by the big oil companies as well as opec. Why didn't this process be offered if it is so big on being green and why isn't there a connection with the green planet figters like Al Gore. Hey catching a company on the rise seems to be hard to do lately with so many misusing money and not being legit, kinda of makes investors gunshy.
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Submitted on December 19th, 2008 by Mr. Robertson (not verified)I believe what we all want to know is this company legit. Can we benifit from buying shares at a fraction of what other companies in this field is going at. Why wasn't this process rushed to forefront when our pockets were being dug in by the big oil companies as well as opec. Why didn't this process be offered if it is so big on being green and why isn't there a connection with the green planet figters like Al Gore. Hey catching a company on the rise seems to be hard to do lately with so many misusing money and not being legit, kinda of makes investors gunshy.