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To: knuckls who wrote (160)	9/18/2009 3:38:00 PM
From: kidl	Respond to of 724

Letter to shareholders and FAQ Thanks for posting. Just glanced over it. "Unreal" is the only term I can think of.

To: knuckls who wrote (160)	9/18/2009 3:46:02 PM
From: monkey40	Respond to of 724

They have cut a lot out of this public pdf document compared to the internal one.

To: knuckls who wrote (160)	9/18/2009 9:08:32 PM
From: beaverfever	1 Recommendation Respond to of 724

www.integratir.com/overview.asp?ticker=t.vrs&title=null media.integratir.com/T.VRS/ppt/FAQ.pdf HOGWASH I do not believe for one second ANYTHING that Allen-Vanguard says. Actions speak louder than words. Ethics and integrity are evidently something that are not valued highly. Their timing in their need to address shareholders is questionable. Why not address shareholders the same day you announced the rip-off ? The only thing I can think of is that certain VRS contacts have made their displeasure known to management - maybe as a result of one or more emails. Mr Luxton, we know you read this board - stop this deal, listen to your conscience. You will gain respect that you thought was lost. You will sleep better, and help thousands of shareholders sleep better. Your wonderful letter to shareholders leaves out a serious question: Why NOT use CCAA protection ? The most likely reason is that CCAA protection requires that Allen-Vanguard open its books for review. The massive write downs would get adjusted, parts of the company would get bids from different entities - and SOLD to the HIGHEST bidder. Shareholders would get PAID, and Luxton and crew would get the boot, instead of scooping millions in upcoming bonuses when VERSA takes the pieces of VRS public. Sorry Luxton, we don't buy your crap, your gig is up.