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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Zulu-tek, Inc. (ZULU) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Andre Daedone who wrote (5486)	4/8/1998 11:59:00 AM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 18444

Each person to their own, Andre. People will do what they'll do. Why they do what they do is up to them. I don't mind this, so long as their actions are not harmful to others. Although none of this is physically alarming, the actions of some do tend to affect our wallets, given the volatility of NETZ's current position. It basically goes like this: When they say Hayton, we're gonna say Lair; when they say finances aren't out yet, we're gonna say the merger isn't complete yet; when they say the stock is a scam, we're gonna say reports are now being prepared for the SEC, particularly in light of the merger ahead. They can say all they want, and we'll respond the same way we always do. You could call it a stalemate, but it's not. One side is going to win. And it is the NETZ longs who will be the victors because Lair is officially the CEO and he has a proven track record and knows exactly how to lead a company. Hayton is only an advisor to a group of investors he sought to help formulate an online advertising company that will make him and his friends rich. I'll admit this: Hayton has at least been helpful in that he helped organize the investors who made the existence of NETZ possible. Otherwise, we wouldn't be here, would we? What he's done in the past is up to him, not us. Still, I have not heard his version of events. I hope we do some day, and it likely will be a different picture than what many of you are painting today. Sure the financials are not yet released, but there's a stipulated SEC filing indicating such a report is in the mill. Why should we be confident this will happen? Because there's sufficient and ample evidence to confirm the merger between ESVS and Zulu. An audited financial report will be necessary to complete this process. Why is NETZ not a scam, as a few of the notables would like you to believe? Because it is well within the process of achieving its Nasdaq listing via the ESVS route; just as it succeeded onto the trading market by taking over Star Medical OTC shell and changing its name to NETZ. In short, NETZ is a viable entity that has made strategic acquisitions and alliances in a very new and goal-oriented industry. It's value, by inherent industry standards, will cause it to rise from Pennydom into Dollardom. I plan on making some money and doing good things with it. As for a stalemate? Offer declined, NETZ will win and will live to play chess again in the more complicated deals of the future.