dynaCERT Inc DYFSF

Intelligent and well worded response requested

[RDK241t]

I'm sorry but I read some of the posts on this forum and I struggle to understand what people are trying to communicate.

I invested in Dynacert several years ago and I have held on in hopes that things will turn around. Can someone provide me with an educated and unemotional summary of what options lye ahead for Dynacert? Is the company destined for bankruptcy or is there a possibility of being bought out? Thank you in advance for your help.

[lscfa]

The CEO said in the latest presentation that co. needs to sell 150 to 200 units per month to cover expenses. The co. has never come remotely close to this and has never explained why the hell it can't sell more units considering the gas savings alone pay for the purchase price in less than a year.

[WinterBaron]

RDK241t; it is unlikely that anyone here could definitively provide the answers you appear to be seeking. They can only come from Payne, Colin, Hoffman, and possibly a few of their close associates. However, there are a few shareholders /former shareholders here who have met with some of those insiders and had extensive discussions that are the base for their opinions today. All of those that I

[SIMPLICITI1]

WinterBaron, A measured response. For some additional clarity, a secured creditor action is not necessary to force this company into receivership or seek protection under the CCAA. Any creditor, including suppliers, employees, (past and present) can bring an action that would/could force the Company's hand. One good example is the action taken by David Bridge in the amount of $679K. It

[WinterBaron]

Good clarification Simpliciti1. You are absolutely correct that anyone could commence CCAA etc.