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To: Bill Ulrich who wrote (88471)	12/2/2004 9:06:06 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Respond to of 122087

Those alias name associations were always my "favorite" imaginary dots. First he would assume someone claiming to have deep connections into a company posting on RB was using their real name. He could never ever figure why, if this was so obviously the case, said person didn't acknowledge as such even when repeatedly reminded of SEC disclosure laws and the associated fines. Of course, the alias name didn't really match a real name, it just resembled a real name. For example, "Arthur Murray", which I presume was based on the dance instructor guy, in his mind, was really Arthur Murray Sxxxxxxxxx, a guy from Canada that he could link to Elgindy. Then Wulf became Wolf or Wolff (I forget), and this meant he could connect anyone with a similar name to Elgindy as well. But it gets better. Prior to matching these people to Elgindy he tried to match them to that "Mariachi" guy. The neat part about this method is that simply by posting here, he now has the imaginary dot he needs to connect those same people to anyone else on this thread! If only the SEC were so smart... then with all the securities people going to jail they'd have been forced to buy out KMart to have enough prison space. Bummer. - Jeff