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Non-Tech : VGAM - Virtual Gaming
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To: beats_the_s_p500 who wrote (162)6/18/2000 1:21:00 PM
From: THOMAS GOODRICH  Read Replies (1) of 216
 
I believe the recent editorials and SEC involvement in VGAM speaks for itself. The fact that anyone paid anything for touting on a web site whether or not it came in the form of cash or equity from the principals, the company or a related third party should be regarded as suspicious. I am aware of the "much broader IR campaign on the way" and in fact know some of the substance. What I find particularly disturbing is when a publicly traded company issues PR claiming ownership in stuff they have no ownership rights to IMO should be perceived as a Red Flag to investors. Perhaps the company has turned over a new leaf in the last thirty days or so, if so please let me know!<g>

P.S. Have you changed your alias on SI?
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