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Non-Tech : SLJB - Sulja Brothers Building Supply, Inc. (Bulls Board) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ProfitMaster who wrote (1201)	11/25/2006 2:34:33 AM
From: don t	Respond to of 1521

First let me say that I am VERY LONG in SLJB and have been for some time. I keep hoping. But I gotta tell you...the pictures of this operation are not very impressive. They, together with the comments of the principals involved, do not look or sound anything like a multi-million dollar business. I, like a lot of people I suspect, am too far down to get out right now so I will hold on a little while longer. But absent something positive (EXCEPTIONALLY positive) in the next few days, it looks like we have been had. There are only two reasons the AF's will not be posted within the next week: they do not exist or they are so bad that this whole thing will collapse when they are published. I sincerely hope something good happens soon...I have a bundle riding on this pony and I will be VERY unhappy if I lose it.

To: ProfitMaster who wrote (1201)	11/25/2006 2:51:51 AM
From: G. Stewart	Respond to of 1521

Thanks for your time and effort. This week has been hard but your effort makes this setback a little easier to handle.

To: ProfitMaster who wrote (1201)	11/25/2006 9:02:52 AM
From: xcentral1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1521

FYI to all ~ Now retired - but -- for years we ran a lucrative business, supplying building materials up and down the East coast / east of the Mississippi with nothing more than a computer, a telephone and a fax machine. Our mobile office was confined only by condo's and hotels w/private phone lines. Now a days with WFII - we would have traded those pieces in for a lap top and cell phone AND we never saw the supplies -- lumber -- cement -- bricks etc. etc. etc... They went straight from the supplier's yard to the construction site.. HELLO!! In this case -- the port. To do what they have claimed to have done requires ONLY the right connections for a steady supply chain. Their "hard wired" physical locations only add more credibility to their potential supply chain connections. Thank you for that confirmation!! So again - we're back to the AF's . plain and simple.

To: ProfitMaster who wrote (1201)	11/25/2006 11:18:09 AM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1521

Very impressive effort, PM, thanks a lot. John :-) .