Zenos Arrow
5 days ago
>>> So if that is true how would any business contacting transpire through the website in the first place. >>>
They didn’t hire Alan to answer inquiries on a website. Again, I contest that the contact page is perfunctory. Business development efforts are hands-on. My guess is that Alan was hired due to his already entrenched network, which includes prospective clients, and his ability to hunt for new business. Much of this is done via conventions, phone calls, face-to-face, Teams meetings and other networking events.
I disagree with your characterization that Alan’s response was “sloppy.” It seemed professional and straightforward to me.
Now, generally speaking, you and I are probably not that far off with our probability of success here. Alan has a difficult task, but there is enough variable share compensation to keep him driving toward the stated goals in our recent 8K.
mankind
5 days ago
The flip side is that he has shares and if he was here to line his pocket, he would have had the stock trading months ago with massive PR blitzes. The thing is, there's a plenty of Toxic funding operations, including hedge funds that salivate and heavily solicit Pink Sheet companies. The pitch is to offer insiders liquidity in some of their shares via toxic funding. I also believe that with his resume, that his contacts within this space are well aware of what's potentially brewing. No phone # is a blessing and a curse, as he would be spending a good part of his day fielding calls from holders and vultures.
Sunsquatter would no doubt be calling every 10 minutes to tell him how his $0 stock was going lower.
JJJames
5 days ago
I received this email yesterday. This was from a question I asked via the web many months ago. Has anyone else received a response?
HDC Contact Form - Apology and Acknowledgment
Dear Shareholder,
Thank you for your message. I sincerely apologize for the delayed response to your inquiry submitted through our website contact form.
Due to a technical issue with our contact system, compounded by Gmail’s strict security protocols, I was unaware that inquiries had been submitted. This was entirely unintentional, and I deeply regret the frustration this has caused. Resolving the issue took longer than anticipated, but I have now received your message and want to assure you that your concerns are being taken seriously.
While I cannot yet provide a timeline for when HDVY stock will resume trading, please know that we are actively working on this and other important company matters.
I truly appreciate your understanding and continued support of Health Discovery Corporation.
Kind regards,
-Alan
Alan K. Hauser, Ph.D.
Chief Executive Officer
Health Discovery Corp.
P.S. Separately, we have identified that recent website outages stem from server capacity issues with our hosting provider. We are evaluating solutions to prevent future disruptions and appreciate your patience as we work to resolve this.
Zenos Arrow
1 week ago
>>> Hey Zenos, has management contacted u, is your stock closing price 0.0001? False info, read the facts >>>
Well, that’s a bit out of left field. You can’t seem to stay on topic.
This has nothing to do with you spreading false information regarding your friend’s company, needing SVM-RFE, and then being ignored by our CEO.
Zenos Arrow
1 week ago
>>>Hey loc, someone I know contacted HDVY on their website to due business and got no response. Shocking rite. UNCLE>>>
Lol! Sure, Loc. Buylow knows someone who has a company needing SVM-RFE. What a fortunate coincidence. I don’t think so. And there should not be a response to a fake inquiry. But, yeah, I’m sure “he means well.”
BTW, licensing deals won’t originate from a website. That page is a little more than perfunctory. BD efforts are actively pursued. Unfortunately for us, we have no idea of the extent of this effort.
chazzy1
2 weeks ago
I believe that some of the NEO settlement money was used to initiate the lawsuit against Intel. I am not sure how much money was required for that, or exactly where the rest of the money went. However, since HDC was current with their SEC filings at that time, it is logical to assume that a significant dollar amount went for accounting costs. Plus, it seems that George McGovern may have repaid himself the money that he had loaned to the company, which would have also come from the NEO settlement.