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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Redneck Foods (RDNK) - Poised to become a national chain -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: S. Day who wrote (76)	6/12/1998 4:32:00 PM
From: Warlock	Respond to of 125

Thank you very much for the great post Susan. I am currently hearing that a couple of new PR firms will be taking up RDNK's cause. This is all I know. But assuming it is true, the increased exposure should be very helpful.

To: S. Day who wrote (76)	6/18/1998 5:09:00 PM
From: S. Day	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 125

The following "Summary and Conclusion" was quoted from Investment Strategies, Inc. evaluation of RDNK. The full report can be found at www.redneckfoods.com. "For restaurants to have a chance at being successful these days, they must first develop a marketing strategy and of course offer high quality food. This company has both. Many restaurants have great food but lack in their marketing efforts. What is so exciting here is that with Jeff Foxworthy as their spokesperson, they have a chance to become a very recognizable franchise. Remember back in the eighties when Clara Peller asked the question,"Where's the beef"? People knew that was Wendy's and it played a large role in becoming very recognizable to the public. Couple this with great tasting food and repeat business and a larger following could easily become a reality. Other restaurant chains have anything from clowns to cartoon figures and manage to enjoy tremendous success. Places like Planet Hollywood and Boston Market are struggling because they do not have any one spokesperson or figure that the public can grasp on to. In this highly competitive industry, that is often crucial to the long-term success. Jeff Foxworthy is committed to the longer haul and management will do all they can to use his popularity to help grow the company. Redneck Foods has made substantial progress to date and its prospects for future growth are outstanding. The touch of celebrity that Jeff Foxworthy brings to the organization should be of tremendous value and adds to the expectation that the company and the investors that own shares have a unique opportunity in a very competitive business. We rate RDNK a BUY."