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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ECNC (OTC:BB) - eConnect -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Pluvia who wrote (8010)	3/25/2000 3:02:00 PM
From: buffaloha	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18222

Perhaps Mr. Pluvia did not read Rogel's post? The truth from Rogel... By: Tyrannosaurus Reply To: 60688 by pklittlFriday, 17 Mar 2000 at 3:35 AM EST Post # of 61643 SafeTpay IS NOT competition! Hello everyone, this is Rogel from RG TECQ, INC. Although I am currently as busy as Tom Hughes in developing the leading edge technology that will surprise the world in a very short time, I feel strongly in rebutting any statement made by SafeTpay or about SafeTpay. The reason for this is because these ex-consultants of eConnect are trying to take advantage of the current situation with eConnect for personal profit - with stolen proprietary information AND equipment! The following statement was recently made: >TO ALL, Is this ECNC competition? I took this off of >the SafeTPay Web Site. The answer to this question, simply stated, is "NO". Why? Because everything that SafeTpay purports to own belongs to eConnect. o The trademark SAFETPAY belongs to Tom Hughes, the CEO of eConnect o The domain name SAFETPAY.COM belongs to RG TECQ, INC. because we have been given EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS to use and control any variation of the name SAFETPAY o The ATM technology that the former consultants of eConnect currently masquerading as "Safetpay.com" claims to own was designed and built by me, Rogel and my programmers, currently called RG TECQ, INC. o The FIRST Linux Transaction Server (LTS) built by RG TECQ, INC. for the exclusive use of eConnect is currently being held hostage by UPP Solutions in St. Petersburg, Florida because Harry Hargens has personal relationships with two employees of UPP Solutions - Michael Batsavage, Michael Crispin. These employees and UPP Solutions obviously approve of the tactic of stealing technology because they have REFUSED to return our LTS. I encourage anyone on the board who have a vested interest in eConnect to contact UPP Solutions and ask of the whereabouts of the eConnect LTS. Feel free to use any of the names I have listed above. It is difficult for me to fathom how the individuals who currently populate the company "Safetpay.com" can continue to do business in this country. It is as if the laws of propriety applies to everyone except them. Econnect PAID them as consultants, GAVE them stock options while they were consultants, and they repaid this act of kindness by attempting to profit from technology that rightfully belongs to eConnect. Most heinous of all is that while Tom is busy battling for the shareholders of eConnect by using all of his resources to clear eConnect of all of the false accusations currently being lobbied, SafeTpay.com is trying to take advantage of this weak moment by trying to bring to market ATM technology that belongs to eConnect via PATENTS and actual WORKING TECHNOLOGY! What SafeTpay.com is trying to do is the same as a person who decides one day to purchase a Chevrolet Corvette, go to his friend's body shop, change the NAME to SafeTpay.com Corvette, and then try to RE-SELL the car as the "new" SafeTpay.com Corvette. Completely ignoring General Motor's PATENTS and ACTUAL WORKING TECHNOLOGY. Then, if enough suckers actually buy the "new" SafeTpay.com Corvette, this person starts to accept investment monies for his "new" SafeTpay.com Corvette manufacturing plant. Is the picture clear now? As shareholders in eConnect, ALL of you should be outraged at this blatant action on the part of SafeTpay.com

To: Pluvia who wrote (8010)	3/25/2000 3:14:00 PM
From: yomaz	Respond to of 18222

What the hell is "destine"?? If you meant "ECNC is now (DESTINED) to fail"??? We shall see soon! P.S. SPELL CHECK STEVIE SPELL CHECK!!

To: Pluvia who wrote (8010)	3/25/2000 9:07:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 18222

Kind sir, Don't choke on your morning coffee. wsdinc.com Wall Street Directory List Your Company Newest Listings Hot Saturday, March 25, 2000 Alphabetical - Enter Letters Free Company Information MOMENTUM INTERNET INC. The Amber Group, a U.S. based securities and venture capital firm, is a broker/dealer in the U.S. and is involved as a global institutional and retail brokerage. Amber also has a joint venture with Momentum Internet for an online stock trading system called SWIFTRADE. Amber's newsletter is called the Capital Growth Report. MOMENTUM INTERNET INC. 12A, First Pacific Bank Centre, 56 Gloucester Road Wanchai HK 00000 HONG KONG Tel# - 852-2866-8772 Fax# - 852-2866-8137 jhirsch@momentumplus.com capitalg.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spirit of co-operation rules in Web business scmp.com Monday January 25 2000 Spirit of co-operation rules in Web business At first glance, there was nothing unusual about the Capital Growth Report when it arrived in Backspace's snail-mail box. Of equal parts financial jargon and hype, the report - which charges US$78 for a year's subscription to what appeared to be four badly laid-out pages per month - seemed a typical tech-stock newsletter. What made Backspace choke on his morning coffee was the pick of the month: an obscure public Internet company called ZiaSun Technologies. ZiaSun was known as Momentum Internet when it was based in Hong Kong. Three years ago, a magazine called The Dataphile revealed that Momentum was behind a stable of porn Web sites and phone chat lines that promised Bangkok Babes and China Dolls. Thousands of spam messages advertising these services were sent from Momentum's free e-mail service. While not admitting the spamming, Momentum and now ZiaSun president Anthony Tobin told Technology Post last year that the company no longer ran sex-related businesses. Instead, ZiaSun has latched on to other Web trends. It has an Asian search engine, a stock-trading portal, a financial news service, an advertising network and an auction site called AsiaForSale. It moved to San Diego in 1998 when it began trading over the counter in the US, while keeping most Web operations in Asia, mainly in Hong Kong and Manila. While the company claims to be profitable on modest revenues - $9 million in the second quarter last year - it has been criticised by day traders and investors in the US, who have tried to puncture those claims. Mr Tobin had ZiaSun respond by suing several day-trading and investment sites for alleged defamation. While ZiaSun likes to hype its Web sites - 45 press releases last year - it doesn't appear to be making much money. Most of ZiaSun's revenues came from two off-line subsidiaries, a Philippine-based printing business called Momentum Asia and a US learn-how-to-day-trade seminar which charges $3,995 a head, according to Mr Tobin. So Backspace was puzzled why the editor of Capital Growth Report would hold such an optimistic view of ZiaSun's prospects. 'The company has a dominant position in the exploding Asian Internet market . . . We expect that ZiaSun stock will soon be valued with that of profitable peers such as CMGI, now trading in the [US]$80 range.' A visit to Capital Growth's site (www.capitalg.com) shows it is designed and maintained by Momentum Internet and that Capital Growth offers ZiaSun's Swiftrade stock-trading service to subscribers. Isn't co-operation and alliance-building among Web companies heartening? scmp.com business.scmp.com.