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Non-Tech : PERFUMANIA.COM . . PRFM . . .FOR LONGS ONLY

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To: lloyd bashaw who wrote (1836)2/3/1999 12:16:00 AM
From: Tom R. Clarksburg  Read Replies (6) of 2489
 
GEEZ, do some research shorts!!!! Call the company you lazy jerks!!!

The CFO is the CEO/Chairman of Board's son-in-law. The CEO/Chairman's daughter is in a heated divorce/custody settlement with Mr. Falic, the departing CFO. This has been going on since the couple split up last Spring. Since then, Mr. Falic has been in a very tough working relationship with the CEO/Chairman. On October 28,1998 Mr. Falic was demoted from the CEO/Chairman of the board position to the CFO/COO position.

Anyone that calls the company and asks to speak to anyone at the corporate headquarters will tell you that the relationship between Mr. Falic and Mr Lekach has been very strained for about 6 months now, because of the divorce settlement.

I guess these are the risks of hiring too many people from the same family.

So screw all you shorts for continuously making the CFO resignation look like a sign of trouble.

If the CFO had been an individual that has no relations at all with management then I would be worried. This is a different situation altogether and you jerks know it.

The CEO Lekach will be on CNBC tomorrow and he will clear up this crap once and for all.
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