Burn the house to the ground and they rebuild...
Recall that OTCNN.com and Merger Communications are owned by Houston InterWeb Design (otcbb: HITD). This announcement is from the OTCNN.com site:
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BrokerSheet.com will be launched September 15, 2000.
Brokersheet.com is a new service that adds tremendous value to investors and publicly traded companies.
For companies, Brokersheet.com provides several valuable services from professionally designed, Fortune 500 quality investor information kits, i.e broker sheets, to research/analyst reports and various database services.
Brokersheet.com's team consists of writers with years of professional public relations and investor relations experience and graphic designers that have designed annual reports, brochures, investor information material and graphic identities for some of the world's largest corporations. Click here to view a sample of a broker sheet. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you will need to download a copy of the plug-in for free at: adobe.com in order to view the sample.
For investors, Brokersheet.com provides an ultimate tool for performing due diligence. Even though the material posted on Brokersheet.com will be paid for, all the material is always pre-approved in writing by the companies. This means that the material put together by Brokersheet.com will be the company's official background information, just like press releases or SEC filings. In other words, Brokersheet.com will provide investors with access to more comprehensive company material. As the accuracy of the information is backed by the OTCBB companies, Brokersheet.com will help investors do better due diligence before they invest.
Brokersheet.com does and will not make any recommendations, give BUY/HOLD/SELL ratings or have any position in companies using its services.
For more information on Brokersheet.com's services, contact us at (713) 840-8078 or email sales@otcnn.com
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It appears Brokersheet.com won't be accepting stock as compensation. It appears they won't take it upon themselves to embellish what they are given and give lofty and unreasonable price targets. It appears they won't be spamming their stuff to, say, gullible OTCnn members. It appears they don't want to repeat the indiscretions of Merger Communications. Guess we'll soon find out how well they do. Just a heads up.
- Jeff |
