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Microcap & Penny Stocks : GONT - GO ONLINE NETWORKS ( old symbol: JNNE ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: CSage who wrote (53)	9/29/1999 10:13:00 AM
From: Little Engine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1063

Nobody pays me to tell the truth about this stock. Strictly volunteer. There's no money in "bashing", since I can't short the stock. It's illegal and impossible, you know. I got the same attacks on the FAMH board, on DGIV, on INFE, you name it. All pump and dumps with great PR that fell apart under scrutiny, much like GONT's is falling apart now. Who pays Pat Rost to lie in press releases? The financials, he said, would be filed with the SEC immediately following the shareholder meeting. Never happened. AMS Inc., he said, was bringing in $1 million per year. Wasn't true according to the auditors, who (surprise) I trust more due to their independence and them not being paid in stock. Are you claiming hype generated by press releases had nothing to do with this stock jumping in April? That it doesn't move BB stocks? Please. People say they want "more PR", but when much of it isn't true, it quits driving the stock. Half-truths? JNNE said over a year ago that AMS had brought in $1 million in the previous 12 months. Direct quote from the PR. Now they say in the following 12 months, it didn't bring in anything. One or the other is patently false. I don't understand JNNE putting out cash to buy a business with $1 million in revenues, promoting that acquisition with a PR talking about how much per year it would be bringing in, then shutting down the company the very next day. Was it a real business or not? You seem afraid to find out.