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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TheBigHub.com (OTC:BHUB)

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To: skyridge who wrote (606)5/23/1999 12:58:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo  Read Replies (1) of 666
 
Skyridge, I still believe you're an insider, in spite of your denial...

1) Most people reviewing your posts, since January, which often begin by: "I was told"... would concur with that premise and ask: "Who told you?". I personally don't have a problem with that, but others might.

2) Keep the debate away from personal attacks: if I was stupid I would still be in BHUB, instead of cashing in my profits around the $14.00 mark.

3) Bennett's intention was in fact to sell the Company when it reached a certain number of users. The post below was sent to him for comments and he didn't have any problem with it, as I recall:

Message 7886303

4) IMHO, the secret PP was done for the benefit of insiders only and to afford them voting control over the Company. I am waiting for you to disprove that with verifiable facts. The financing didn't have to be a PP under such disadvantageous terms.

"Honest" management, first think of offering a piece of the pie to faithful existing shareholders by offering a right to acquire additional shares at say, 25% discount to the market. But they didn't do it because it wouldn't have given them and friends the voting control over the Company. That's why, IMHO, I believe the deal to be borderline fraudulent and should be investigated by SEC.

5) Conclusion: I do hope that enough disgruntled shareholders contact John Stark at the SEC, e-mail: enforcement@sec.gov and require a full investigation.

Regards, F. Goelo + + +
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