Did they really expect to be told the truth? I think Stock HOG was a little less impressed than his visit partner Airys.
And the Kore-Tracey Banumas reaction should have been a major Red Flag.
The first thing we did was call Tracey from Kore at the number that was provided. It turned out to be her home number, so I apologized for bothering her at home. I told her who I was and said we were trying to gather information/facts about Sulja Bros. She asked how I received her number and was a bit shocked that I called. She said that I should talk to Sulja Bros and could talk to their IR department. I told her they don’t really have an “IR” department. She said she had no comment on Sulja Bros. I told her thanks and have a good day. We didn’t really expect much from this call.
Posted by: Stock H.O.G.
In reply to: sandbath who wrote msg# 203474
Date:12/5/2006 2:31:49 AM
Post #203476
sand: The most encouraging part was the fact that questions were being answered and now that we just saw the retraction PR, maybe all of this will start to make some sense. Also, if PV is really landing these deals, I can see how. He's very smooth and a great salesman. Ask Airys.
Posted by: Airys418
In reply to: None
Date:12/5/2006 1:47:48 AM
Post #203402
Guys, I have notes that I have to go over about the whole trip. Tomorrow I will answer as many questions as I can but honestly, I can barely keep my eyes open. I am beat up with all the driving, the trip, no sleep, and now a headache.
I took lots of pictures of us at the locations. I even took some pictures of the inside of the Sulja showroom and different angles of the Harrow lumber yard, as well as Sams. I also took pictures of Kahn's office. Believe me guys, we still have some questions, but now that we have gone to the company and met everyone, except for Steve, we feel that it will be easier for us to communicate directly with SLJB because they can trust us.
I feel confortable enough at this point based on what I have seen and heard that I will buy more without any doubt on my mind. This is MY opinion only but I thought I'd mention it because it shows what MY sentiment is for this company. We will get the AF's, we are growing at a steady pace and soon, new deals will be announced.
All the pictures I took will be posted on my web site sometime tomorrow. I will let you all know when they are ready. I took them in high resolution so they can be zoomed pretty good to show more detail.
In case some were wondering, Petar looks TOTALLY different in person than what the WS put out. It's like night and day!
Airys418
PS: THANK YOU ALL for sending contributions through PayPal. I REALLY appreciate it!
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LoftWerks (LFWK) Announces New Projects in the Middle East Region
WINDSOR, ON, Apr 21, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- New LoftWerks (OTC: LFWK) CEO Steve Sulja in Windsor, Ontario announces today that Consultech Construction Management Inc.'s Director General Petar Vucicevich has been in the Middle East for the past 4 days completing negotiations for the land and construction of a 280 room exclusive luxury hotel on the Al Reem Island, in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Tracey BANUMAS, Director of Operations for CCMI stated that the cost of acquiring the land on Al Reem Island is $29M, cost of construction of the luxury hotel is estimated at $645M, both the land and financing for this project have been secured as of yesterday. The anticipated start date on the hotel construction will be mid 2007, and to be completed by mid 2009. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates is one of the busiest and fastest growing areas in the world. Average hotel occupancy rates in Abu Dhabi are over 92%, and increasing steadily with the onset of businesses moving into the new hub of the Eurasian market.
Vucicevich states that expanding Consultech's business reach into the Middle Eastern market is gaining momentum, and further ventures and business opportunities are underway for this region.
Contact:
Kore International Management Inc.
1-866-658-KORE
SOURCE: LoftWerks, Inc. |
