Quote from: velacreations on March 01, 2014, 03:07:14 AM

Quote from: Herp on February 28, 2014, 10:40:52 PM

The LMB website was a quick improvisation due to the exchange issues and not something that represented main focus for Neo.

They have plans for an exchange and we'll probably see a major website overhaul at some point this year.

See, I expect them to get things together BEFORE they release the product, not after. At least, that's the way professionals do it. We're talking email verification, not some sort of elaborate exchange system.

I know it wasn't their main focus, that's obvious. The point is that it deserved more focus than they gave it. How many bitcoins would it cost to get it working? 1? .5? If they need help, I'm sure one of us could have done it for a few shares.

Wasn't the theme the last update that we're moving away from backyard bitcoin to a professional/mainstream bitcoin? Not quite there yet.

Yes. This is why I didn't get the shares until the day before the rollout. I just didn't believe a site like LMB Holdings would be so crappy and so non-functional if they were developing real online bitcoin products. (That and my wife kept saying - from watching me lose $$ on pennystocks - that no site would use a graphic - like that ray-traced 'building' - that make them look like they were building a building when they were really leasing a ground floor space. It's a general rule in the micro-finance world that if a group looks shady, promises too big, makes you think they're something they're not - that they are shady).

I'm very excited to be a part of this now, but still, the 4 million shares outstanding and a failed IPO and not a single word about the future of those shares - 25% of all the shares.

BTW, I'd like to suggest that Neo just withdraw the shares and do a secondary offering later this year or when the prices are much higher. A couple of big players buy up the shares and next year those 4 million shares will quietly disappear and we'll end up with a lot of cash to play with. Acquisitions?

Meanwhile the lack of clarity, after almost a week, about how many shares will be trading, is not good. Every day this is not addressed is a red flag.