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To: Milk who wrote (3356)	4/12/1998 3:16:00 AM
From: Milk	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6654

WESTERN OIL AND TIRE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Agent: R F CHARLES Address: %R F CHARLES 8756 122ND AVE NE KIRKLAND, WA 980330000 Corp Type: PROFIT Corp#: 24738478 Ubi#: 601469261 IncDate: 06/01/1993 Corp Status: ACTIVE Corp Category: REGULAR Inc State: WA Lic Exp: 06/30/98 Annual Rpt Exp: Tenure: PER

To: Milk who wrote (3356)	4/14/1998 2:22:00 AM
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FYI While we're waiting.. Reverse Merger Specialists explain: shellcorp.com How Reverse Mergers Work: venturecom.com An interesting story of one company (OTC BB:GIIS) that was created through a reverse merger, with a similar game plan - "growth by acquisition". stock-line.com 1yr Stock Performance (and this company is still in the red!): quote.yahoo.com (Just randomly picked this company after searching the web for 'reverse mergers') Now back to CVIA/WOTD. A reverse split was mentioned by many thread participants. I'd rather they do first things first, show profits, and let the share price take care of itself, and only then think about attracting more investors by making this stock look more valuable (share consolidation). As a shareholder, I would love to see them come up with a stock buyback plan, if they really have the muscle to do something like that. A reverse split is also a not-so-distant possibility (I can imagine how those who bought at .40+ would feel about it). Of course, this is just my opinion, and nobody knows how the market will react to a share consolidation announcement, should it happen anytime soon. I don't have a problem with a reverse split in this case if the company comes out of the gate profitable, as planned. Show me the money -Milk P.S. This is probably the longest post I've written<g>