**Response from Joe Lanza**
TJS,
Pretty hard to get a clear picture when you don't have all the facts. I would like to know were you got your information. I'll answer question number 4 first.
Company X, with whom I have been working with for over a year, finaly agreed to enter into a letter of intent. The basis of the deal that Company X would buy less than 20% of Select Network Systems for a minimum of 6 million. The company would provide not less than 6 qualified technical people to assist Dennis Casey for 90 at no cost to us. They also have a c lec status in California, which ASTG would also recieve in consideration of us buying their switches. A win win situation.
There is a person in Texas that called and spread a bunch of negative bs to Sprint. When the president of company X called Sprint, he was told that we did not have an exclusive contract, that they were not getting the internet, that we were not getting the cable, TV, and that we were not going to use their switches. This came on the day we were trying to get a press release out. The president of the company called me up, told me that the deal was off, and hung up on me. I found out what had happened from their public relations person. So, I called up the head man at Sprint, and tried to correct the problem. However, just like this thread, I was made to look like a horses ass, not to mention a liar. Incidentaly, Liar is no where to be found in the Lanza name.
Now on to questions 1-3. I will have Dave Taylor, an accountant, publish this information when he comes in next week. I will also ask Mario, and see if he will publish his as well. Keep in mind that I have invested cash, as well as having bought stock. I have advanced the company money for plane fare, hotels, travel expenses, ect.. Tell me how many crooks do that? I am still here handling shareholders and broker calls. So to some up TJ, Dave Taylor will be coming back in next week, expect the numbers to be published before Friday.
Joe Lanza |