To: Sam Lee who wrote (46541 ) 7/19/1999 2:58:00 PM From: dgivinvestor Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 50264
The SEC does not halt trading on a security just for the fun of it. This is a very serious action and was based on information gathered over a long period of time from numerous sources. It is even more significant due to the miniscule size of Digitcom and its impact in the marketplace. DGIV and its representatives and agents have disseminated information over several years that appears to have been made watonly, capriciously, and with open disregard for factual presentation. As a public company, if DGIV has in fact purported to have relationships, contracts, and understandings that do not exist, it has violated Federal law and may be substantively punished, criminally and/or civilly- fines, suspensions, etc. I think based on what has transpired over the years, since I was an original investor in the company, it is clear that DGIV has not acted in good faith in terms of its shareholders. It has repeatedly given out information that was not truthful and has misled and twisted information to appear in a positive light when in fact there was nothing to report all in the attempt to lure new investors or keep existing investors. From what I understand at this point, the party is over at Digitcom Interactive Video. Based on substantial information I have received, I believe DGIV will be put out of business for all and intents of purposes. Although, quite frankly, they never really had any business anyway. It's all been nothing but an illusion, even including the $8 run up a year ago. Nothing then. Nothing today. Nothing ever. This company, including Jimmy Chin, is nothing more than a sham. I think it started out with the right intentions, but was derailed because he couldn't wrap up a real deal and he was trying to keep the company afloat. DGIV is dead in the water. Let's bury it, grieve, and move on. DGIVINVESTOR