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Non-Tech : MILLIONAIRE. COM........( MLRE ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: autocard who wrote (2578)	6/25/2000 1:00:00 PM
From: Bear Down	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2664

still can't answer compensation questions? You will one day, just maybe to someone other than myself. Your continued disregard for federal securities laws is appaulling. You are compensated by MLRE and by federal law are required to disclose such compensation. Or is this a situation where MLRE can't afford to pay you so therefore you feel you are not being compensated? Tell me one thing MLRE could possibly have on their Imacs or pc's in their offices that is worth $500,000. This company has been a fraud from the beginning with their overhyped, false and misleading press releases dating back to Jan 1999. And I apparantly knew enough to say the grand opening of Jan 1 1999 was BS as it was posted here by Kieko and on RB by eddy1999. And i also knew enough at $25 to tell you this was going straight down to $3 (ok, I underestimated how sheeety this company really is), when the insiders valued it at $2.50 on dec 31 1998 when they did the placement @ $2.50/share even though the market was over $20. And I also knew enough to find out birdgirl, with all her hyping posts, was wife of CEO and also a paid contractor of MLRE without disclosing that fact. i also seem to hear straight from the horses mouth that you are a paid comtractor for MLRE. Do you remember telling me that? Or did you have one too many malts that nite? It seems I have called every move on this stock correct from day 1. So now a company with no money claims to have lost $500,000 worth of something computer related (sketchy details available at best). Sounds a bit fishy or shall we say desperate to me. And shall we all believe that the timing, just after another desperate attempt of a barrage of say-nothing PR's , is just a coincidence? Now an accurate statement would be MLRE is worth $1.25/share, if you can find a buyer.