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To: EL KABONG!!! who wrote (220)	4/23/1999 7:49:00 AM
From: ColleenB	Read Replies (1) of 752

The Internet "bashers" versus the SEC fraud-trained lawyers. Both sides will go after scammers and we'll see who ends up with a higher tally in say 3 months... I'd say you should make the contest more "fair" and have the score of the entire SEC ranked against 1-2 "bashers". Great article but it really paints a woeful picture for those investors who think they should feel secure because the SEC hasn't halted their stock from trading.... yet. Many use this fact and declare it as proof that their stock is not a scam. Comment.... one could consider the "bashers" as volunteers to policing the threads (citizens on patrol) but with the SEC staffing as pitiful as it currently is, probably can't really follow up on leads provided them. I'm sure they're absolutely overwhelmed and swamped with complaints. Even the leads where much of the research has been conducted already, saving them countless hours of digging would probably go untouched just from shear numbers. So sad but this is still a scammers haven.

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