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To: ahhaha who wrote (7842)	3/18/2006 8:02:27 PM
From: Lhn5	Respond to of 24758

<<Ron wasn't being disingenuous towards Grace and Grace wasn't trying to juice anyone>> I didn't think so, and I wasn't either but I will try to refrain from that type post in the future. <<In the past, for public companies I at least have the SEC filings to check out to see what other questions need answering etc. Anyone have advice as to what documentation is customary for this kind of situation.>> What is wrong with using filings as one of the very first steps in learning about a company? <<BTW...even though I am looking at it I imagine the odds of it being worthwhile are 10% at best. What is it?>> Sorry...'it' is the private placement. I am no longer considering the offering as the founder would be a 97% shareholder and there apparently will be nothing in WRITING about distributing profits if there ever any, and nothing in writing about pretty much anything else either. On the most simple of levels, salaries or other expenses can be inflated at minor shareholders expense. For me, case closed.