To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (1390 ) 8/31/1999 8:22:00 AM From: Ga Bard Respond to of 2392
Hey who knows maybe one day in the filings we could see the following:Drop in shareholder equity was largely due to organized stock bashers which targeted the (Company) and utilizing Internet chat rooms the organized basher posted information to intentionally defame and libel (Company), their principals and stockholders. Some of the tactics used were: - Dragging other professional bashers over from other chat boards to occupy Internet message boards for the sole purpose to conspire to effect the stock price - Defamation and conspiracy to commit defamation - Libel and conspiracy to commit libel - Intentional infliction of emotional distress and conspiracy to commit emotional distress - Tortuous interference with contract and conspiracy to tortuously interfere with contract - Illegally shorting of non-marginable securities and conspiracy to commit illegal shorting of non-securities. - Tortuous interference with prospective economic advantage and conspiracy to tortuously interfere with prospective economic advantage - Negligent interference with prospective economic advantage The (Company) feels that a lawsuit seeking relief from their course of conduct being carried out over the Internet seeking to malign, harass, cyberstalk, defame, injure and annoy would not be cost effective since it is doubtful the organized bashers themselves shorted the stock but are a front themselves. This could be any number of possibilities that would only deplete needed capital from the company trying to disclose this organized manipulation. The (Company) has however, filed a complaint with the SEC for violations of rule 10a1 & 10b5, and seeks assistance in stopping this intentional and malious stock manipulation, and defaming utilizing lies, insinuations, and innuendoes about The (Company's) products, officers, directors and stockholders. Hey you never know. The internet one day could be a solid reason for why a security does not do well. :-) GB