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


To: yardslave who wrote (1305)1/3/2007 2:03:31 PM
From: scion  Respond to of 1681
 
Sulja Bros. Building Supplies Ltd. Announces OSC Hearing

WINDSOR, ON -- (MARKET WIRE) -- January 03, 2007 -- A Sulja Bros. Building Supplies Ltd. (PINKSHEETS: SLJB) spokesperson today stated, "We have recently received a temporary Cease trade Order from the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) office. This order only affects the trading of SLJB shares in Ontario. A hearing has been set for the 8th of January 2007 to decide whether the order will be extended. This is an unfortunate occurrence and we at SLJB want to assure our shareholders that we will cooperate fully with the commission to clear up any misunderstandings or oversights and bring this to a quick and favourable close. We feel strongly that our shareholders both in Ontario and elsewhere be entitled to clarity and transparency on this matter and we will be reporting to them after the hearing on the eighth."

CEO Steve Sulja stated, "We remain committed to the goals that we have set for the company and continue to work tirelessly during this time. It is important that everyone know that we at SLJB believe strongly in the company and what we are trying to achieve."

This may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements may be identified through the use of words such as "expects," "will," "anticipates," "estimates," "believes," or statements indicating certain actions: "may," "could," "should" or "might occur." Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual result may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company makes every effort to update the marketplace relative to SLJB and similar companies in order to keep shareholders apprised of changes and/or new developments in the marketplace. Although the company makes every effort heretofore mentioned, the company cannot be responsible for omitting or failing to cover all aspects of an investor's reliance upon forward-looking statements. We also earnestly suggest that all potential investors contact a qualified investment consultant in the securities industry in order to aid them in making a sound investment decision.



To: yardslave who wrote (1305)1/5/2007 7:23:08 AM
From: scion  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1681
 
It seems Vucicevich is posting on message boards without disclosure of any kind, using different aliases.

Posted by: Akinyele
In reply to: None Date:1/3/2007 1:01:42 PM
Post #of 235903

Airy's and HOG:

I just want to thank you guys for going out of your way to provide information for all of us in regards to Sulja Bros (SLJB), so thank you guys for all the work you do, it's very much appreciated.

I noticed that there are MANY people on this board with an agenda. These people have absolutely NOTHING to contribute, except for pure negativety. Many people on this board are jumping to conclusions with the "scam" theory, when in fact there is NO PROOF of SLJB being a so called "scam". Ok, ok, every pinksheet stock is a "scam", shut up already. Bunch of true hero's attempting to save me from my investment decisions, right? Yeah, right.

To the good folks on this board (you know who you are), you need to keep in mind that most of these negative individuals were once shareholders of SLJB. The problem these negative folks have is that they bought shares of SLJB at the top ($0.1 - 0.2) and due to unfortunate events (poor management decisions, growing pains etc.), the PPS took a MANIPULATED dive. These negative individuals panicked and sold their positions for HUGE losses and now they are sour grapes. They want revenge and justice for their own poor trading/investment decisions. Pigs really do get slaughtered.

Folks, of course these people don't want the company to succeed now, they sold and lost big money. Why would they want to see the share price climb back up? Can you imagine if the PPS climbed back up to the 0.1 - 0.2 range? You would probably read in a newspaper headline, "Ex SLJB shareholders commit suicide", for real, you get what I mean. These folks would be crying and smashing their computers, literally. Total chaos, ladies and gentlemen.

These negative folks do NOT want to see the share price move upwards, so don't try to convince them. Don't even bother getting into it with these morons. All they want is so called "justice" for making their own bad investment decisions. Can you believe this BS!? Unreal.

The bottomline is, the company is experiencing some growing pains (not unusual) and I admit that management made some poor decisions, but nobody is perfect, NOBODY. If this is unusual to you, you might want to re-think trading/investing your money in this market, because you lack the neccessary knowledge to succeed. Folks need to remember the FACTS and the facts are, Sulja Bros is a real company selling real building supplies/materials. Sulja Bros has been in business, successfully, for 25+ years. How many other penny stocks can you say that about? None!

Everyone that traded SLJB and did not succeed at becoming millionaires overnight are pissed! Awww, poor babies. Some advice for you ignorant morons, stop wasting your time on the boards crying and complaining about your terrible investment decisions. You sold, you lost, you lose. End of story.

Nice buying opportunity today. Buy on fear. All is well (that's right) and we will see much higher prices in the near future, you can mark this post.

Airy's and HOG: Thank you again for your efforts, stay positive. We are going to be rewarded in a couple of weeks or so :)

If you don't know, now ya know.


Ak
investorshub.com

Posted by: moneycane
In reply to: Akinyele who wrote msg# 234082 Date:1/3/2007 1:35:02 PM
Post #of 235903

Nice post Petar.

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Posted by: Wit Knows
In reply to: None

Date:1/4/2007 11:28:43 AM
Post # of 235689

I would like everyone to know that Petar was on another board posting with the name "GeeStreet".

Through several conversations and leaks,...it was discovered that it was him.
Once discovered, he did not hide the fact that he was indeed that poster and became very hostile, and verbally abusive. Very shortly after that, he was banned from the board, after he began personally attacking me as I was informing everyone who he was, and what his agenda there was. In other words, he showed his true colors, as the scammer he really is.

I see many similarities in the way a certain poster here and Petar post. I am sure they are the same person. The identity of this poster is very easy to figure out, as he has clearly been pumping this day & night, and goes after everyone that doesn't agree with him. He has already responded to me, as I have to him.

The conversation is the same in terms of the pumps, and in trying to get everyone to keep the faith, I believe that he has moved here now since being banned from the other site.

He will remain calm, till you call him out, and will get nasty if you keep disagreeing.

**Everyone needs to keep in mind that SLJB was a carefully thought out scam from day ONE,
and soon everyone will know the truth about the backgrounds of those who carefully orchestrated this scam.

They made millions, while they stole from honest hard working people, and did it KNOWINGLY with lies & false pr's.
Don't give them another dime of your money!

"THAT IS THE TRUTH"

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To: yardslave who wrote (1305)1/5/2007 1:01:40 PM
From: scion  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1681
 
Sulja Bros. Stock Craters After Ontario Trading Halt

Thomas J. Catino
1/03/2007 1:44 PM EST

antandsons.com

Sulja Bros. Building Supplies Ltd. (OTC: SLJB) is starting the new trading year in the same way it ended the last one... on a down note. Shares of Sulja are lower by $.0045, or 36%, to $.008 on heavy volume of 16.99 million shares. The stock is being pressured today after the company announced that it received a temporary Cease trade Order from the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) office that will suspend trading in Ontario of Sulja stock. A hearing will be held on January 8 to decide whether the order will be extended. Though the company anticipates commenting on the matter after the hearing because it believes investors should be "entitled to clarity and transparency," the company has thus far failed to live up to the promise of full disclosure. In the latter months of 2006, Sulja management promised shareholders audited financials repeatedly, but on numerous occasions delayed the release of those financial statements.

The corporate veil is finally being pierced, but it comes as a mighty blow to shareholders. Most disturbingly, in a statement of allegations, the Ontario Securities Commission alleges that former Sulja CEO Vucicevich, from September 2004 to August 2005, set up trading accounts at two Canadian discount brokers.

Between August 2006 and November 2006, these accounts received large amounts of Sulja shares that were thereafter sold. (Interestingly enough, during this time, the stock price reached record highs as did the daily average volume.) The proceeds of the trading in securities originating from these accounts are approximately $7.8 million.

The stain of this news on Sulja has cratered the share price into the sub penny range and has shattered the faith of shareholders who still held hope in the company and did not see the writing on the wall. For those selling on the news today, it is unfortunate you'll have to wait until next year to count this as a tax loss. However, what is even more unfortunate is the fact that it took the Ontario Securities Commission to find out what Sulja was not disclosing.

Click here for the full story on Sulja.

Full Disclosure: The author is neither long nor short the mentioned security.

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