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Biotech / Medical : NAMN - Nano Mask, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: goldret1 who wrote (37)	4/29/2009 8:53:49 AM
From: xcentral1	Respond to of 50

.. Don't know other than investors are trying to raise cash.. so maybe they were just in for the bounce... as far as the company goes - I reached out to Jed Thomas, Corporate Communications, (jedthomas@nanomaskinc.com ) to see about replacement filters and to report a missing graphic on the website and I got an IMMEDIATE reply (which is always good!!) which was: <<1. The website is under construction and is being rebuilt. 2. The older filters are no longer available. They have not been produced in over 2 years and when they were produced, they had a shelf life of only 2 years. >> so... there's still life somewhere out there ... FYI - my play on "Flu news" is always NNVC Subject 55797 ;~)

To: goldret1 who wrote (37)	4/29/2009 12:41:28 PM
From: rrufff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50

The EMFP PR basically said the interest in the stock was because of the swine flu. I mean, that's a "duh" type release. It was almost as bad as those PR's where management said they know no reason for a stock's move. They didn't hint that they even had masks or filters for sale or ready to be manufacturered. Common sense says that they have nothing at this point, but that's just my own read on this. As to who owns what, there were PR's that explained some of this. Check back the last time there was volume. I believe that APNN owned the patent and process and was licensing it to EMFP. The proposal was to merge the companies in one great big paper shuffle. This is never a good sign, but everything is in limbo.