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Microcap & Penny Stocks : WINR-Secure Banking to Global Internet Gaming & E-Commerce
WINR 1.750-1.1%Nov 19 4:00 PM EST

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To: Mailbu who wrote (933)8/24/1998 2:35:00 PM
From: Codee  Read Replies (1) of 6545
 
In regards to ISN, I received the same respond from Skinner as
posted by Jim. Furthermore, when I emailed ISN, questioning their
credibility, they email bombed me with 600+ junk mails. I stated
in my email to them that CFG is responsible for IR or PR for winr
, not the CEO himself. Plus, I noticed that they were covering
Winr months ago and their excuse for dropping coverage on them
this week was a lack of communication with Skinner.
(CFG always answer their phones). Well, Skinner
stated he never even heard of ISN or WSW, so why didn't they dropped
Winr months ago if they never had communication with Skinner.

I think they are trying to drop the prices because of shorting.
I guesstimate that not many people were selling with the opening
date coming up.

Plus, check out the UserId (www.internetstocknews). This UserId was
advertising their site on SI ( including the Winr thread) on Sunday
morning. I guessed someone notify SI and they cleared all their
posts. Tell me would a legitimate entity need to advertise on
message boards? (spamming: new concept for me as well)

Hold on to your Winr and let them raised the ask price to cover
their short. Shorting Winr is dangerous with such a small float...
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