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

To: KZAP who wrote (9396)	6/22/1998 11:52:00 AM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18444

My only sense of caution at this point is to not make as much out of the Disney connection has people have been doing. I know when Microsoft executives get appointed to boards of other companies, it does not mean that Microsoft is about to take over the company. And that Green has extensive Disney experiences does not, in itself, mean that Disney itself has a keen interest in taking over ESVS/Zulu. But I also remember the great letdown when everyone anticipated the date of the public release of the Zulu audit. It wasn't released and we were left with yet another bummer. So it could well be an error in perception to think the Zulu star will rise on the notion of Disney's new interest in the internet. This company will find its way into the future, with or without the influence of Disney. I'm very comfortable with this conclusion.

To: KZAP who wrote (9396)	6/22/1998 12:16:00 PM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18444

Below is yet another interesting aspect to the Strategic Planning for Marketing on the Internet Leveraging the Internet to Develop your Business to Consumer Marketing Strategy conference to be held on September 22-25, 1998 at the Hyatt Regency at University Village in Chicago IL where Roger Mincheff, president of Zulu, will deliver the keynote address (I've since checked the time, he will be speaking after breakfast--everyone will be ready for him!). Here's the question to ask yourself as you review the below information: How many penny stock companies participate in conferences with speakers from the likes of Microsoft, Birds-Eye, et. al.? Once this is clear, you can begin dealing with the following "scam." Fees for the conference: $1395 ... Conference ONLY $1795 ... Conference PLUS One Workshop $2095 ... Conference PLUS Two Post Workshops $2095 ... Conference PLUS One Pre Full Day Workshop $2395 ... Conference PLUS Pre Full Day & One Post Workshop $2695 ... Conference PLUS Full Day & Two Post Workshops Yes, $2,695 is a lot of money to ask. But on the other hand, isn't the fact that Zulu, early on, attained bluechip clients a wonderful DD hint? Indeed, this conference will be packed with a bluechip audience. Am I right? Am I wrong? You be the judge: Is asking for $2,695 to attend this conference TOO much of a scam?