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To: Jon Tara who wrote (17622)5/26/2003 4:05:35 PM
From: mmmary  Read Replies (2) of 32871
 
From INSP point of view I'd also think that

they should have filed an 8K denoting sale or purchase of asset, change in ownership of asset... I see no filing or PR. I would think that insp would want the world to know that they no longer are responsible for SI. With all the lawsuits, subpoenas, headaches, bills...I'd think they'd want to tell people that ihub now is the owner. Of course if they didn't really sell it and perhaps just traded SI for some shares in ihub and still own part of SI, maybe that's a different story. As they just filed a quarterly, we will have to wait to find out what really happened, if they ever say anything. SI was such a small part of insp.
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