Ecargo Not What It Seems, page-25

Good points Sino, very informative, and we appreciate your input here.

The more information we gather, from many sources, the better informed we are.

I looked at the other foreign companies you recommend, and they are good, certainly better and more established than eCargo at this stage. But they are not listed on the ASX. Are there any you recommend on the ASX?

cCargo is no goose with a golden egg, we are not that naive. We also realise that the reason businessmen list companies on any stock exchange, is simply and purely to make money for themselves.

It's a wicked world, and the investment market is a tough one to navigate. I've had a few losses recently, hopefully this won't be another one.

I have read your comments with great interest, and do believe you are an honest researcher and investor with the right intentions, and we need more of them on HC.

What I am more interested in now though, is reading about some proactive ideas, and HOW the eCargo business could possibly be turned into a successful venture (if at all).

I don't like to doom a thing without suggesting some solution to it's problems, even though we may be aware of the less than altruistic intentions of the founders.

I have always made it a policy of mine, over the years, when commenting negatively on HC about a company, to offer a potential solution or alternative, something realistic for investors to think about and consider.

So, does eCargo have any redemptive qualities at all, or can it never be saved?

Gw