• Revenue to date (the first three quarters) is a whopping $25,680! This should be no big surprise; the company didn’t exceed $100,000 per year in revenues in the prior 2 years either. • The company’s accumulated deficit increased to $28,109,064 as of September 30, 2009. • The stock has fallen from a high of $0.28 in 2009 (which was artificially manipulated by market makers) to $0.075 at the end of the year (which is still too high). Hopefully, this is the final reward for the lies and deceit perpetrated by the company. • The company issued a fraudulent press release in 2008 stating that it had signed a contract with Fox News and was exposed when the AP Press looked into the company for violating children’s rights. • EPIC (Electronic Privacy and Information Center) filed a complaint with the FTC that the Echo Metrix’s Pulse product is violating children’s rights. • The company issued a press release that it was shipping products through the Army and Air Force Exchange in October of 2009, but failed to mention anything when it was quickly taken off the list by the Exchange a few weeks later for violating children’s rights. • The company has hired new (but very aged) management massively increasing the company’s costs. To sell what? The company’s child safety products haven’t proven saleable and the company’s new product Pulse, which is purported to violate children’s rights, is toxic. No legitimate company would be caught dead being associated with this product. • The company has continued its year after year pattern of purchasing 100 or 200 shares at the end of the day to prop up the price. They achieved the high for the year of $0.28 by purchasing 100 shares at the end of the day! • Jeffrey Supinsky is still actively pulling the strings behind the scenes most recently attempting to get the Army and Air Force Exchange to keep shipping their child safety products. Supinsky has been pulling the strings behind the scenes since 2005, when he sold $250,000 in stock in June and October of 2005.
