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Strategies & Market Trends : Joe Copia's daytrades/investments and thoughts -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Joe Copia who wrote (22952)	7/30/2000 5:08:21 AM
From: Elio Madama	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25711

Joe, here I am also. 100% with you. Elio

To: Joe Copia who wrote (22952)	7/30/2000 7:37:15 PM
From: Honda	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25711

Hello Joe, I see you get a lot of abuse like many do. I think those that try their hardest are usually attack by those that envy hard working traders. I want to say I don't post here but do drop in and read. I say keep up the good work and the heck with whiners. Look at ZAND real close would you. I like this company and feel it could be an explosive stock in the near and long term. Honda Also I invite you to drop in and post at our club. Great forum for your input. clubs.yahoo.com I delete all out of taste posts

To: Joe Copia who wrote (22952)	7/30/2000 9:58:06 PM
From: Eric Fader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25711

Hmmmm... Chad Beemer and the illiterate Honda, a/k/a Willy Wizard, both talking up ZAND? And whattaya know, Public Securities (PBLC) on the MM roster? That can only mean one thing: It's time for another pump 'n dump by Lance Fortt (Billington's, or whatever he's calling himself these days), Kathy Knight and her followers. I haven't checked the names on RB, but I'm sure it's the same band of merry men pushing ZAND that have been involved in the multi-year P&D saga of Nanopierce (NPCT), from pennies to $5, then a convertible preferred deal, back to pennies, back over $6, now around 2. Joe, here's a tip: when you see PBLC move to the bid on ZAND, buy the sh!t out of it because that will mean the pump is on. Of course, all of the foregoing is my uninformed personal opinion only (ROFL).

To: Joe Copia who wrote (22952)	7/30/2000 10:07:58 PM
From: thegifman	Respond to of 25711

SSCP announces a 15 to 1 Split. Joe, looks very interesting. Stock has been getting a lot of action. What do you think?

To: Joe Copia who wrote (22952)	7/31/2000 9:46:28 AM
From: Joe Copia	Respond to of 25711

ZAND news: levelred.com LevelRed Announce Agreement to Produce and Coordinate Ford Motor Company’s Street Scene 2000 Activities SAN DIEGO – JULY 31, 2000 -- LevelRed.com, Inc., an online and real-world community for young men and women on life's cutting edge and a project company of Zandria Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: ZAND), today announced agreement with Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) to produce and coordinate Ford’s participation in Street Scene 2000, California’s largest food and musical festival. Street Scene 2000 is a unique outdoor event of diverse music, ethnic foods, international parades, and eclectic crafts held throughout 25 blocks of downtown San Diego. Michael Howard, CEO of Levelred stated "Levelred is excited with this relationship as it represents the validation of Levelred's offline events contributing to both revenue and membership opportunities." More than 100 acts will perform from more than 15 stages from Friday, September 8 thru Sunday, September 10, 2000. The Ford and Levelred stage will include numerous musical performances, other exciting entertainment and a hospitality suite. Additional information about Street Scene 2000 may be obtained by visiting street-scene.com. Headquartered in San Diego, LevelRed.com is an irreverent online and real-world community that offers entertainment and lifestyle-related information, e-commerce, local events, and self-expression opportunities for young men and women on life's frontier. LevelRed's parent company, Zandria Corporation, specializes in developing innovative project companies. Except for historical matters contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release may contain forward-looking statements and are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements may reflect assumptions and involve risks and uncertainties that may affect LevelRed.com, Inc.’s and Zandria Corporation’s future business and prospects and could cause actual results to differ materially from such forward-looking statements. Source: Zandria Corporation Contact: Zandria Corporation (619) 232-5397 irdept@zandriacorp.com

To: Joe Copia who wrote (22952)	8/2/2000 12:15:35 PM
From: Joe Copia	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25711

ROUND ONE Round one consists of a phone call to your broker. You are to locate the department that specifically handles certificate requests. Please immediately ask for the name of the individual you are speaking to and record it. Inform them of the date in which your request was submitted (assumes you are not requesting for the first time). Ask this person for 2 specific dates: 1) when will this request be submitted to DTC, and 2) when can you expect the certificates to be in your actual hands. Your next statement should be close to the following: "I plan on checking back with you Mr./Ms. X next on [date] as you have provided me to ensure that this process is going smoothly and according to NASD regulations." ROUND 2 This round occurs on the date by which they have promised to submit your request to DTC. You are now to call back and speak to the individual you already spoke to. You can pretty much assume that they will not have yet submitted your request. If they have, then you are fine and should call back once a week to request a status update simply to make sure that they suddenly don’t "lose track" of your request or find that their computer no longer says the request is submitted. MAKE SURE TO CALL ONCE A WEEK EVEN IF THEY ASSURE YOU IT IS WITH DTC. Now assuming they have NOT filed your request with DTC yet, you should ask to speak with the MANAGER. They have missed a deadline and you should be PISSED at this point. Take down the manager’s name and politely inform him or her that you are simply seeking compliance with NASD regulations and the proper execution of this request. Ask him for the date with which he can assure you your request will be submitted to DTC. Inform him or her that you will check back on that date and will hold this individual personally responsible to oversee the execution of this request and THAT YOU UNDERSTAND OTHER FIRMS HAVE BEEN HAVING DIFFICULTY FINDING CERTIFICATES ON THIS STOCK AND YOU DO NOT WISH TO HAVE TO FILE A FORMAL COMPLAINT WITH NASD. FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE PART 3 (REPOST) by: flightlessbird 50504 of 62321 ROUND 3 Round 3 assumes that either you still haven’t received assurances that your request has been submitted to DTC or that it has been submitted to DTC but they have now missed the date with which you were supposed to receive actual shares. Confirm this with the manager you spoke to in Round 2. Now this is where it gets good. Here is a sample letter that you will fax to: 1. The manager; 2. Your brokerage firm’s Compliance Department; and 3. Your brokerage firm’s legal counsel You will obviously need to call your broker to find the separate fax numbers to send this to. Here is the body of the letter: Dear Sir or Madam: I am serving you with this notice of my intent to file a formal complaint with the NASD regarding certain failures of [manager] and [brokerage firm] to comply with NASD regulations. On [date] I requested the delivery of [number] shares (in physical certificate form in my name) of Great White Marine & Recreation (JAWS). [Detail intermediate history including dates you were told and who you spoke to]. I believe that [manager] and [brokerage firm] are not treating my request seriously and I plan to file a formal complaint with NASD naming [manager] and [brokerage firm] as the responsible parties for failure to execute my very simple request. I will file this formal complaint if I have not heard a response within 10 days of this fax that I believe provides me with adequate assurance that I will have my certificates within an appropriate time period. The formal complaint will allege violation of NASD regulation 240.15c3-3 and other applicable regulations for failure to fulfill this request in a timely manner. I have paid for these certificates and I am entitled to them. If you cannot offer me a valid answer for why I have not received my certificates by the date you initially stated, I will move forward with the NASD. I can be reached at [phone] between the hours of [hours]. I appreciate your immediate attention to this matter. Sincerely, [name] FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE PART 5 (REPOST) by: flightlessbird 50505 of 62321 THIS should result in some fairly prompt action on your request I assure you. A