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Microcap & Penny Stocks : NAMX -- North American Expl.-- Que Sera Sera! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: bob who wrote (2764)	2/24/1998 9:20:00 PM
From: Cug	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 4736

TO ALL: It's hard to resist getting into the fray, but I will try and restrict myself to providing what appears to be factual information about NAMX. During my telephone conversation with Mr. Ebeling last week, he agreed to send me a booklet about the company. True to his word it arrived yesterday, which means he must have posted it right after he got off the phone with me. It contains a considerable amount of info about the company and its personnel; a detailed explanation of how the EM Sounder works; a list of various companies with whom NAMX is involved, including among others, KNE, UPR, and Deloitte,Touche; a catalogue of successful applications of the EMS process; and, finally, some coloured photos of images rendered by the process, which had been displayed on the IMMM website. In short, it contains a wealth of information, which is being presented as fact, and which certainly appears to be factual. I would suggest that anyone who has a serious interest in this company contact the company, and request a copy of this booklet. Although I did not inquire whether it was available to anyone who wanted one, it appears to have been produced for prospective customers and shareholders, so I am reasonably certain that if you ask you shall receive. Now my two cents worth for the fray. I tried to resist but the flesh is weak. If the company is engaged in a campaign to fleece naive share purchasers by purveying false and wildly exaggerated claims about a process it knows doesn't work, why publish a booklet, and issue regular public news releases, naming names of companies you are dealing with, and describing what you are doing, so that after the fleece job is accomplished you have left behind a mass of incriminating evidence, which points directly at yourself and your associates as the culprits. In any event , if your publically proclaimed lies include the names of a whole spate of large reputable corporations, would any of them sit back and let you get away with it? All of this makes no sense and is highly unlikely. Is Dr. Stamm planning to stuff his ill-gotten gains into a suitcase and flee into exile in Brazil, or Paraguay? Such a suggestion is patently absurd. The most obvious and sensible conclusion is that Dr. Stamm is for real; the EM Sounder process he invented is for real; and Paul Ebeling is for real, TEIM notwithstanding, the fact that NAMX is a vehicle for the principals to make money notwithstanding, and even the number of shares actually in circulation notwithstanding. Now I feel better.