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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ACCY - Accsys Global Network, Inc (NASDAQ OTCBB) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Alex Sharp who wrote (1223)	2/17/1998 12:10:00 AM
From: flightlessbird	Respond to of 1574

thanks for the update Stephanie. I agree that it will never be soon enough. Maybe Damian gave himself extra time so that, for once, he could be early with a release. Anyway, my personal opinion is that anyone selling now when it looks like management is setting up the actual tournament operations and preparing for televised rights is gonna kick themselves soon. Anyone doubting for one second that a televised tournament isn't going to bring in all kinds of buying interest for this stock is missing a great play. Just my thoughts. Hoping Damian follows up this week with an update. I would suspect that as operations begin taking shape, more of the people associated with setting up the tournament will begin to hear "leaks" about various pieces of information and may take an interest in buying ACCY. That is usually the way I've seen it happen. The recent runup from .20 to .50 a few weeks ago preceded the Superstition Mountain announcement. I would not be surprised if the volume was attributable to various parties associated with that deal (through Nicklaus' office and Lyle Anderson's folks). Makes sense. If further details have begun to take shape, we hopefully will see some increased buying pressure leading into the next news release. good luck as always accy longs. I languished between 40 and 50 with Lucent for months and months, finally dumping some long-term options I had just before it made its breathtaking run to 90. I've learned my lesson. LOL Believe me, I have. If ya truly believe, ya got to stick it out. Hoping for a hole in one. flightlessbird

To: Alex Sharp who wrote (1223)	2/17/1998 11:59:00 AM
From: lostmymoney	Respond to of 1574

This from todays News. "Due to a miscommunication, Crenshaw accepted another commitment for March 30th and is working to accommodate a future Classic event in his schedule. ''Of course it would be great to have Ben in our field for the Superstition event,'' said David Marr, ''but we are now focused on determining which of our other events best suits his schedule. He is still committed to the idea and wants to play." With all due respect Steph, I am curious why they did not tell you that Crenshaw would not be playing? The excuse in the news is "miscommunication"???? How do you miscommunicate on something as big as this. Seems as if his schedule would have been looked at back in Nov, Dec, 97, prior to accepting the deal to play. Also, It is no big deal that Nicklaus is playing, its his course! I personally have not heard of the other two mentioned in the news release. Just a thought or two, not putting you on the spot Steph: ) Raising a few red flags for myself. Thanks Mike

To: Alex Sharp who wrote (1223)	2/17/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: Needticker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574

NOW, LOOK AT THE WHOLE REPORT AccSys Global Network Inc.: Classic Series Player Update PHOENIX, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- AccSys Global Network Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ACCY) is pleased to announce that the field for the inaugural Classic Series event is half completed. PGA Champion Bob Rosburg and U.S. Open Champion Tommy Bolt will join Jack Nicklaus while Ben Crenshaw has regrettably withdrawn from the field for the inaugural two-man team event to be held March 30, 1998 at Superstition Mountain Golf Club. Bolt, one of the most colorful players ever to compete, beat Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Gary Player to win the 1958 U.S. Open wire-to-wire. "Tommy's attire and personality has thrilled golf galleries for decades, and he is actually the person who got my father started on the Tour," said David Marr III, CEO of AccSys Global Network Inc. Rosburg has been an on-course commentator for ABC Sports for two decades. As a player he was renowned for his short game earning a PGA Championship and Ryder Cup spot in 1959. "My father and Rossi worked together for ABC in the '70's and '80's. Rossi's expertise and media persona sometimes overshadow his playing career, but he is a feared competitor on the course." Due to a miscommunication, Crenshaw accepted another commitment for March 30th and is working to accommodate a future Classic event in his schedule. "Of course it would be great to have Ben in our field for the Superstition event," said David Marr, "but we are now focused on determining which of our other events best suits his schedule. He is still committed to the idea and wants to play. Who knows, it may give him ideas on pairings for the 1999 Ryder Cup." Marr continued, "In the mean time, our field is led by Jack Nicklaus, the greatest player of all time, and he will be joined by players who themselves have won major championships and played on Ryder Cup teams. Our field will be strong, illustrious and entertaining. While we are focussed on the first event our priority is ensuring a healthy Series. Having Ben at a future event will help the Series as a whole." SOURCE AccSys Global Network Inc. CONTACT: Damian Loth of AccySys Global Network Inc., 604-688-5539