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To: Guy Gadois who wrote (1414)	12/28/2003 11:07:46 PM
From: sandintoes	Respond to of 1927

A lawsuit filed against Pluvia last year charged the message board poster is actually Steven Alan Keyser, a man with a list of legal difficulties that includes a shoplifting conviction, an IRS lien for back taxes and an outstanding arrest warrant in Las Vegas. Some hot shot poster, hey?

To: Guy Gadois who wrote (1414)	12/31/2003 11:48:06 AM
From: Pluvia	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1927

several points re: that tscm article... 1. A lawsuit filed against Pluvia last year charged the message board poster is actually Steven Alan Keyser, a man with a list of legal difficulties that includes a shoplifting conviction, an IRS lien for back taxes and an outstanding arrest warrant in Las Vegas. a) pluvia is not keyser; b) the lawsuit was never served and was later dismissed without ever being served; c) the allegations in the ridiculous, un-served lawsuit were false, typical product of a liar errrr... lawyer; 2. the company (SBTK's), management who instigated the unserved lawsuit vs pluvia, later pled guilty to the charges pluvia accused them of - accounting fraud... Subject 12638 Message 11046991 60 days after pluvia's report on SBTK - exposing the accounting fraud, the SBTK BOD fired the ceo, defaulted on their debt, admitted their past financials were incorrect, their auditor quit and they were delisted... stock went from $24-26 to ZERO... 3. TERN also mentioned in the TSCM article was the focus of another pluvia report - in which pluvia rec'd a "sell/shortsell" at approximately $162... Message 13403480 5 days after that report, the stock had dropped to $50... currently TERN trades at $4.60ish... any other questions? thanking you in advance, we remain, sincerely, pluvia