To: Donald Wennerstrom who wrote (703 ) 7/17/1999 9:51:00 PM From: Kent Sarikaya Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 718
Yes, I read that also Don, but maybe I'm cynical anymore. But if you notice they were steered and under the influence of the bank of boston through out. INVX was in there right away as soon as CEO left. I'll be glad to get this behind us. It has been a terrible lesson for me, but one I must take full balme for. I really thought this one was going to set me up nicely for the future, now I am back financially 15 years and those years and energy lost. I recieved a packet from Schwab about the tender. They say a letter giving my options will arrive within 5 days of the packet. From what I understand, if you don't tender, our shares are still worth $3.80 and can be turned in the future. I guess the problem is if the deal doesn't go through then we are out the $3.80. If you noticed in the Share price table in the filing, that INVX came in really low and was bid up to $3.80 from $3 to $3.50 and finally to $3.80, maybe with the sharp turn this quarter we can get some more out of them. I still feel the way they moved in with the $3 offer right away back in April with the Banks lead really gets me teed off. They were really trying to steal this one and still are. That debt looks terrbile, but a couple of good quarters could take care of that. How can they have our interest when you look at the recent share price history in the filing and the offer is way at the low end of where the price has been the passed few years. This stocks average has been in the mid teens and just recently fell so low. It dropped like a rock and is being grabbed by a hawk at the last second. I'm sorry, still fuming I guess form the whole deal. Reading that filing did not make me feel better. The company has spun good yarns before and I feel we are being spun another now.