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To: Janice Shell who wrote (1054)11/26/1997 7:21:00 AM
From: Hoatzin  Read Replies (1) of 4295
 
Janice,
I came across an unusual "stock" "offering" at:

packers.com

I found this paragraph to be particularly appealing:

COMMON STOCK DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN INVESTMENT IN "STOCK" IN THE COMMON SENSE OF THE TERM. PURCHASERS SHOULD NOT PURCHASE COMMON STOCK WITH THE PURPOSE OF MAKING A PROFIT. PARTICULARLY IN LIGHT OF THE TRANSFER RESTRICTIONS AND REDEMPTION RIGHTS OF THE CORPORATION DESCRIBED ON PAGES FOUR AND FIVE, IT IS VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANYONE TO REALIZE A PROFIT ON A PURCHASE OF COMMON STOCK OR EVEN TO RECOUP THE AMOUNT INITIALLY PAID TO ACQUIRE SUCH COMMON STOCK.

Perhaps we could do something like this?

Kevin
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