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Non-Tech : Electrosource (ELSI) - maker of batteries for EV -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Lucky888 who wrote (84)	1/23/2000 8:57:00 PM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 132

ELSI<-------EXPOSED AS 100% SCAM<---No WAY TO REFUTE THE EVIDENCE!!!!!!! ELSI<------ORDERS COME FROM THEMSELVES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ELSI Points of FRAUD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Ernst & Young quit as auditors: sec.gov and being repeatedly warned of imminent delisting: sec.gov and in grave financial condition including insufficient funds for payment of utilitites, salaries, and rent: sec.gov Notice that they issue a press release touting a 6,000 battery order on December 23, 1999: biz.yahoo.com "This initial order for 6,000 batteries from Frazer-Nash Research Ltd. is for a fleet of electric vehicles to be supplied by Frazer-Nash to the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. The batteries are to be delivered in the first four months of 2000. Frazer-Nash is controlled by Kamkorp Ltd., a U.K. holding company and the Company's majority shareholder." Of course the order is from the company's majority shareholder who has recently been bestowed millions of $1.00 warrants: sec.gov. Also very interesting is that another order for an alleged 60,000 batteries was touted in a press release from a purchaser by the name of Worldstar Communications Corporation of Miami, Fla.: biz.yahoo.com Very surprising when you consider in the last 3 years ELSI probably hasn't received in sum this type of order, and now out of the blue a supposed multi-million dollar order is placed from a "global communications network" company. Well a quick general search engine hunt for this international multi-million dollar communications corporation otherwise known as "Worldstar Communications" reveals virtually no internet related presence or information: 5 obsure hits on AltaVista: altavista.com. 5 obscure hits on Inktomi: hotbot.lycos.com 3 obscure hits on Infoseek: infoseek.go.com. Here's the "Worldstar Communications Corporation" homepage: worldstarcom.com Note no address, phone number, or contact name information is provided for this international communications firm and also note that half the site is under construction. The site is registered to Frank Valdez: networksolutions.com. who coincidentally is the CEO of: TeleWare Global Corp. telewareglobal.com and WorldWide Web Sytems wwwsystems.com and WorldWide Web Sciences (supposedly TeleWare Global formally) wwwsciences.com and Design Sciences, Inc. designsciences.com Of course all are headquartered out of the same address and all offer surprisingly similar services. All of course registered to Frank Valdez: networksolutions.com. networksolutions.com. networksolutions.com. networksolutions.com. networksolutions.com. ELSI<------ORDERS COME FROM THEMSELVES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!