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To: ztect who wrote (136)	6/7/2000 9:29:00 PM
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RE: Who's reverse merging into who? A theory.... From the Raging Zoo thread... By: ztect002 Reply To: 76572 by topfuel Wednesday, 7 Jun 2000 at 9:20 PM EDT Hey Top Fool, I clicked the thread before logging on so I get the opportunity to respond to one of your puerile posts. But Top Fool, I've tired of refering to you as Quixote, so I've nick named you some one more contemporary and less quixotic So Caufield, still standing in rye fields trying to catch the kids from falling over the cliffs? Since you haven't stopped the merri-go-round and prevented anyone from falling while reaching for the golden ring, let me clue you in on something. General Search most likely after assessing how the IPO market has cooled down especially for Internet stocks, decided to reverse merge into a synergistic company in order to get listed on a market with the anticipation and financial backing of the IB (who I no longer necessarily conclude is LT but may indeed be LB instead) to get a Nasdaq listing through the restructuring of the capitalization aka consolidation aka r/s. I'm calling this a reverse merger, becuase (1)a private company is using a public one to facilitate listing and underwriting (2) GeneralSearch is controling and getting the most shares. (3) RG after consolidation of shares and warrants will only beneficially own 4.4 million shares or 6% of the company. His voting power in whatever capacity on the BOD is severely reduced. Much to the thread idiot's delight, RG will most definitely have a less primary role. May even relinguish CEO and COB status to CEO of General Search. Here's is where I was fooled. I thought tsig was going to reverse merge into a Nasdaq company "a shell" to expedite and circumvent price requirements. Where in fact and in theory tsig is effectively "the shell" that General Search is merging into. Not only is this exactly what Rare Medium, a private company, did to get listed on the NASdaq, this is very very similar to the arrangement Soros did with RG, when Soros "effectively" purchased Phoenix. At that time Phoenix bought a company that Soros owned with money ie. financing from Soros. I'm not sure if this is making any sense to any one else, but it is starting to make an whole lot of sense to me. Have a good night all. Sincerely, z (spellin' not checked)