To: cuemaster who wrote (4 ) 7/16/1999 2:07:00 AM From: cuemaster Respond to of 5
3 who has complete credibility;TRUTHSEEKER! to hear the truth not from the scum who use omission to lie but the castigated one himself truthseeker.no more evidence is needed that this operation is a manipulation of the market, a shearing of the sheep.tmart is a confidence game on a grand scale,and to hear the truth not from an up right honest principle of the company but third hand through the"grape vine"from TRUTHSEEKER that is the most bitter fruit of all. unless the mother of all explanations is given today about why the owners/ shareholders were purposely deceived about the honest accounting of this schemes financing i will sell every share controlled regardless of price. and i would recommend outsiders and insiders alike do the same,management is respect and respect is earned;DON'T RESPECT ANYONE WHO DOES'NT RESPECT YOU!!!! CUEMASTER. Deloitte Says It Ceased Work for 2TheMart; SEC Filing Still Due Irvine, California, July 15 (Bloomberg) -- Deloitte & Touche LLP said it ended its relationship with 2TheMart.com, an Internet auction company that's working on its first regulatory filings. 2TheMart, based in Irvine, California, had said on June 4 that Deloitte was finalizing an audit of its financial statements in preparation for an initial filing of documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission by June 9. The company, which was created in January, has yet to make that filing. ''They are not a client of the firm,'' said a spokesman for Deloitte, the fifth-biggest accounting firm. He declined to provide further details. 2TheMart executives didn't return calls. On June 10, the company said its auction site, originally scheduled to debut by June 30, won't be running until the fourth quarter. The site is being developed by International Business Machines Corp.'s Global Services unit at a cost of $9.5 million. 2TheMart shares were unchanged at 17 5/8 in late afternoon trading. That values its 25 million shares at $440.6 million. The company's shares soared from 2 on Jan. 13 to a high of 50 on Jan. 20, the day after 2TheMart said its site would be running by the second quarter and would compete with established auction sites such as eBay Inc. and uBid Inc.