Johnny Acree
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I didn't get the E mail either. I feel better knowing I'm not the only one.
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.NO! No magician! Just a scruffy-looking fellow with thick glasses and a slide rule. Nothing to see here, just move along.Magician? There was a magician? Are you sure?
I'm with you. Happy Paul got enough to move forward [very happy actually!], but pretty disappointed knowing that 3/4 of the people that pledged in the "Test The Waters" phase are full of cr*p. Can't understand that mindset.
I was lucky. After my hip surgery I did not get on my computer for awhile except for my Quicken bill payer. I usually don't read e-mail very often as mostly junk mail(ads). When I did read e-mail, I saw the EM one and still had about half of a week to do my order. I was worried the shares would all be sold. I was able to buy a few more shares that I had pledged.At the LA auto show I actually had the opportunity for a nice long chat with Brian Critchfield, EM's VP of Digital Marketing, who by the way was enjoying his first time out to a tour event. While he was not allowed to discuss the stock sale very much he was able to tell me that EM's biggest concern with the StartEngine process for testing the waters was that all they had was an email address for each person and no other way to contact them to let them know that the seven day window was now open. He told me that four days, and three notification emails, after the sales window opened they had registered less than half the intended recipients even opening the email let alone clicking though and/or logging in to the StartEngine site. It is too early to know what is really going on however I do have to wonder if was correct to be concerned about this aspect of the deal and if this did indeed play a role if they are indeed short of their goal.
At the LA auto show I actually had the opportunity for a nice long chat with Brian Critchfield, EM's VP of Digital Marketing, who by the way was enjoying his first time out to a tour event. While he was not allowed to discuss the stock sale very much he was able to tell me that EM's biggest concern with the StartEngine process for testing the waters was that all they had was an email address for each person and no other way to contact them to let them know that the seven day window was now open. He told me that four days, and three notification emails, after the sales window opened they had registered less than half the intended recipients even opening the email let alone clicking though and/or logging in to the StartEngine site. It is too early to know what is really going on however I do have to wonder if was correct to be concerned about this aspect of the deal and if this did indeed play a role if they are indeed short of their goal.
When is it going to be listed on the "Stock Exchange"?
Willie
Maybe this is the answer. "No Ticker', funded by individuals".
From the SEC Doc.The exchange they've said will be used is the OTC, http://www.otcmarkets.com/home
I think it will be on OTCQX, I could be wrong...
When will they be listed on that exchange? No idea.
Just put Elio on your white list and problem solved !!the ability to only use email I bet hampered things a bit. Gmail always throws Elio into the spam category.....