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To: Arcane Lore who wrote (9069)	11/17/2005 3:59:54 PM
From: scion	Respond to of 12465

Stock Market Schemes and Penny Stock Offers RFID and AXCP: Allixon International Corporation (2005-09-28) The message below one of a collection of get-rich-quick stock market offers received as unsolicited junk mail. I am not the author of these messages and I don’t send them! I just collect the ones I receive and post them here for the benefit of others; I am not able to respond to inquiries about them. There are many reliable web services available which provide further information. If you have lost money in an online investment scheme like the one shown below you may wish to contact a financial advisor or attorney in your state or country. rjohara.net From: "Randy" car@zoom.com Subject: A Micro-cap Idea for You Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 09:53:14 -0700 Allixon International Corporation Signs Cooperation Agreement with Educational-Industrial Research Center for Logistics Information Technology "LIT" of Pusan National University Symbol: AXCP Price: $4 Status: Strong Buy Rating: 5(5) ****Breaking News**Breaking News**Breaking News** SEOUL, Korea, Sept. 24, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) - Allixon International Corporation (Other OTC:AXCP.PK - News) is pleased to announce that it has signed a cooperation Agreement with Educational-Industrial Research Center for Logistics Information Technology (LIT) of Pusan National University. Currently, the Educational-Industrial Center for Logistics Information Technology has under management four projects related to RFID technologies. Allixon International Corporation under its cooperation agreement will be responsible for on of the projects involving and developing next-generation technologies for automatic seaports and logistics. In March of 2005, the Educational-Industrial Center for Logistics Information Technology established a 4th RFID Test Center of Sun Microsystems. It is expected, as a result of the close working relationships established, that Allixon may have an opportunity to participate in working with 4th RFID Test Center of Sun Microsystems. The Educational-Industrial Research Center for Logistics Information Technology (LIT) will request or co-work with Allixon to research and/or develop what the Educational-Industrial Research Center for Logistics Information will require in regards to their RFID middleware requirements. Today we are issuing another ALERT on AXCP. But we think the fun is just beginning with this stock. It has been showing a steady move up on increasing volume. It appears to us that the stock is in an accumulation phase and might be ready for a big pop to new highs. ***PUT AXCP ON YOUR RADAR FOR WEDNESDAY********

To: Arcane Lore who wrote (9069)	11/17/2005 5:26:36 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 12465

"Get AXCP first thing Wednesday, this is going to explode in the next 2-5 days. Good luck and trade out at the top!!!" =============================================== Pumped, dumped By JOHN ROLFE October 10, 2005 THE corporate watchdog has warned investors to avoid Asian share scams after an investor lost $70,000 on a bogus tip. Australians are receiving unsolicited e-mails that appear to emanate from Russia and contain recommendations for shares in countries from Thailand to South Korea. An e-mail from a fake .ru address, circulating last week, said: "Get AXCP first thing Wednesday, this is going to explode in the next 2-5 days. Good luck and trade out at the top!!!" And explode it did. AXCP, which is listed on the South Korean market, rose from a close of about $4.10 on Tuesday to nearly $5 by lunchtime Thursday. Volumes were many times higher than Tuesday or Monday. But the Australian Securities and Investments Commission said such tips were probably pump-and-dump scams. "Ninety-nine per cent of the time it's a scam," Commissioner Berna Collier told The Daily Telegraph. "It is trying to encourage you to buy shares in companies that are sometimes on the verge of bankruptcy, or someone is trying to offload shares and wants to boost the price first." International reports say that up to 200 companies in the region have been linked to share promotions via spam. Complaints to ASIC about "pump-and-dump" share scams rose by 75 per cent in July compared to June. In September, one complainant admitted to losing $70,000 on a tip to invest in a Thai stock. Another person said he had dropped as much as $20,000 on a similar scam. Ms Collier said: "My advice is that people should take care, think about speaking to a licensed broker here before they invest in such shares – and check the facts. "If you buy shares in these companies and they are actually worthless, who are you planning to sue? "ASIC has limited ability to act on your behalf." "It's extremely difficult to get any money back," Ms Collier said. AXCP, or Allixon International Corp, denied any link to the spam tips. "We believe our progress is exciting and newsworthy. But we do not use or endorse spam e-mail or unsolicited faxes as a means to 'tout' our company to potential shareholders," Allixon CEO Hwan Sup Lee said in a statement on the company's website. Allixon has not posted financial statements on its website since December 2003. The last posting, the 2003 annual report, shows the company's liabilities exceeded assets and that expenses were outstripping revenue. SOME of The Daily Telegraph's best stories have been the result of a tip-off from our readers. If you know something we don't, click here to let us know and we'll see if we can chase it up.