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Microcap & Penny Stocks : AimRite Holdings Corperation: AIMH

AIMH 0.0360

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Nov 6 9:30 AM EST

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To: Cavalry who wrote (305)	12/16/1998 6:14:00 PM
From: David Wiggins	of 662

Cav, How does one obtain the short interest on this one? How do we really know anyone is short a single share? I have been hearing this same song and dance from Elias and Coleman for months, meanwhile..Not a SINGLE piece of information from the company for a full quarter, and nothing significant for much longer than that. How do I know Ken Coleman didn't leave for the Carribbean with my money? The best way to beat a short (if anyone is short) is to give investors a reason to buy the stock - what reason do we have? The AIMH web page claims offices in Nevada and production facility in Chula Vista. I took the time to call these places a couple weeks ago. The office in Las Vegas is a recorded message. No one is EVER there. It is a front, but that's better than the facility in Chula Vista - it DOES NOT EXIST AT ALL! Try calling info - no listing. The office in Solana Beach has one guy sometimes there answering calls, Coleman is almost never there. I suspect he still spends most of his time seeing psychology patients at home. That is where I have most often found him. Since before Oct., Coleman has fraudulently claimed to be a member of SEMA, a prominent manufacturer's association - he was not. He only even applied for membership when I called SEMA to see why AIMH was not listed on their site and they told me he was not a member and would pursue his fradulent claims. Here's proof: >Is AimRite fraudulently using your logo(since before 27 Oct 98) and claiming to be a SEMA member? >http://www.aimrite.com/home.htm and >http://www.aimrite.com/product/Tech_Brochure.JPG > >I called SEMA to be sure AimRite was a member. They are not. Please >let me know if I am wrong. > >Regards, Dave Wiggins 11/20/98 Dave: Yesterday they submitted an application for membership. Thanks for bringing this to our attention! -Alan Dicker SEMA Webmaster 11/25/98

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