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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Airstar Technologies, Inc. (ASTG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: uu who wrote (2563)	6/1/1998 11:52:00 AM
From: Dan L.	Respond to of 3967

Addi, Since you are going to press me for answers I will tell you this: 1. I'm not Italian, so I am not related to Joe Lanza or the Gambino Family. 2. I am not going to tell you who I work for at this time. 3. Why do I think I can do a better job than current management? I won't be part of the group who would the management of Airstar. My associates will be selecting the team. But I think with what the shareholders are currently dealing with, Wayne & Garth could do a finer job! 4. What do we plan on doing with the company? To answer that question in a relatively quick summation: Terminate all current management. Bring in new management who have strong financial, operational and development performance background. Conduct an audit on all books and records. Prepare an Annual Report to the shareholders. New managements strategy would be to focus on where the company can bring greater depth and sophistication of telecommunication services to our existing customers. Consequently, Airstar Technologies has not established a strong record of leveraging our core competencies across a growing national network of providers. Our strategy is to contract with regionally dominant providers of telecom services; consolidate that regional market with acquisitions and a full range of service offerings; in addition we would apply aggressive sales and marketing programs to further develop our growth; and apply sophisticated management support to ensure that our customers have access to the highest quality telecommunications services at a reasonable cost. We would be pleased to be able to report that in eighteen months Airstar Technolgoies would have record growth which was the result of sound business fundamentals and continued investment in the development of our expanding network and new services. Finally, I think this is what Joe Vigliarolo and his Board should have implemented these past 12 months. This company is not well capitalized and do not have sophisticated management. Bottom line is, they are not giving the shareholders positive earnings per share and it is clearly easy to see that the potential doesn't exist for future growth if they remain. Dan Laromata