435,000 common 750,000 class B non-voting preferred
Remember, one preferred B converts to 2 common
Also, some of the class B was given to PR/promotion firms back in '96-'97.
Wednesday, Nov 6 1996
These guys were hired by Xecom and given 400,000 shares of stock for their services, so they obviously have a vested interest in the stock doing well.
Message 429632
Wednesday, Nov 6 1996
It seems that Mr. Lanza has 3.8 million of his own money invested in this stock.
Message 422810
Wednesday, Feb 11 1998
What you seem to overlook is that IWIC spent over 3.8 million:
Message 3405165
Monday, Jan 26 1998
I went and had Indian Wells Investment Co sign a note for 435,000 for 650,000 Class B preferred shares so that those shares would not come at the market. That's all I can do for now. My family and I have bought about 400,000 shares from the market since Dec. 1st. I borrowed a ton to do it, so let's see what Xecom's next move is.
Message 3262800
from the above, I would venture to guess that Indian Wells is some sort of Lanza influenced (or owned) company from which the 435,000 and 650,000 were transferred to Mr. Lanza by *note*.
I would then guess that the additional 400,000 his family bought - is held in his son's name etc ...
With such an accumulation, Mr.Zoro@aol.com's family ought to be putting initiatives on the ballot and voting themselves onto the board.
He also mentioned that they are laying fiber optic lines for internet( I am not sure but this seems to be with sprint too) and something about ATM switches.
Message 437861
If that had only been true ... another Qwest Communications?
Cheers. George
|
