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VMS VENTURES INC. > something very wrong here
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Comment by freeedom45on Sep 16, 2015 1:32pm
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RE:RE:RE:something very wrong here

RE:RE:RE:something very wrong hereThere are juniors in this market that are trying to raise less capital than what some people at VMS earn in a year! Just to try and keep their head above water. Anyone that is still kicking around the venture understands the environment we're in. We don't need constant reminders from certain people on this board to explain that! I agree it's "hunker down" time, if you will. Management seems pretty quick to point how well VMS has done compared to the exchange as a whole. Why don't they scale back their pay during times like these. Wouldn't that be the prudent thing to do?! We all understand that the venture is reaching historical lows and nobody is convinced it will turn around anytime soon... does VMS management understand that? Act accordingly
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