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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Computerized Thermal Imaging CIO (formerly COII) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: barbara sperino who wrote (4143)	6/23/2000 1:31:00 PM
From: Pluvia	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 6039

I think the way you go about making a dollar makes Arms dealing look like a righteous way to make a living. Taking a short position in a stock than hitting the message boards with all your BS while hiding behind some made up name. Feel free to point out any part of our research that's "BS". While you're at it, feel free to point out any part of our research on any scam we've uncovered that is "BS". You may note we've been uncovering scams on the net since internet trading started in '95ish... Do you think these companies we've called scams got delisted because they were "good" companies? Why do you think every company we've accused of fraud has been delisted? A company that's scamming the public with fraud always ends up the same way.... Out of business. Look at The scam rabbit biz Johnson ran before he started pumping COII. Exposing the truth now saves the that investors who would have bought the stock and got screwed. It also saves the investors who look at the information, add 1+1 and then get out while they still can. The stubborn shareholders always end up losers. Shame, but it happens every time. Shareholders always have a choice - be a bag holder or protect their assets. I hope you make the right choice. Good luck

To: barbara sperino who wrote (4143)	6/23/2000 2:52:00 PM
From: peter michaelson	Respond to of 6039

Barbara: The truth is that what Pluvia does is physically dangerous. There are many scams where the Mafia is involved, and murder is not unknown in the game. A couple of brokers who perhaps were turning state'se vidence were killed in New Jersey last year. There is very good reason for Pluvia to attempt to remain anonymous, although with some research it's fairly easy to figure out his identity. I often worry about Anthony - and his reaction is he never expected to reach 40. Although I think we've all said that at one time or another, and 60 comes as a big surprise. I am not saying that mobsters are involved with COII, but I do think Pluvia has very good reason to try to stay in hiding. Another issue often brought forth is that Anthony, Pluvia and others in the short selling business do not have pristine backgrounds themselves. To that I have come to this conclusion - "It takes a crim (perhaps a former crim, or former quasi-crim) to know a crim". These guys have seen the pumps and dumps and penny stock schemes from the inside. They know how it operates, and are familiar with some of the prime figures in the biz. That is the truth. Peter