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Microcap & Penny Stocks : OILEX (OLEX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Omar who wrote (4023)	9/9/1998 4:38:00 PM
From: OFW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4276

Omar, could you help us out any on this connection between Ron Williams and Allen Burditt? I offered my help when Steve said Allen had been screwed by Williams but now Steve seems to have rejected my offer of assistance. Maybe you can help us out on all of this? Offie

To: Omar who wrote (4023)	9/9/1998 11:49:00 PM
From: Richard L. Williams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4276

yes if all of these ingredients were there daily production could have been approximately 800-1200 bbls per day. It was unfortunate that we could not get the swabbers or get the other wells online. Omar-- "unfortunate"? "Unfortunate" that the $3.85 million dollars that were raised by utterly destroying my investment in this company was waylaid by Timmins and Burditt, and not used to develop wells, buy and maintain equipment, pay employees and bills, or for anything else it was supposed to be raised for? Is it also "unfortunate" that most of the debenture money could not be accounted for by Oilex management? I call it "criminal." I am hoping that a court of law will see it in the same light, and that the perpetrators of this fraud pay for this action. And while you never "promised" the 800 bpd production to me, a person I work with used that word exactly in describing what you told him in a phone conversation in November of last year. And I trust him more than I do you at this point, so no need discussing this point any more. No, you never "told" me to buy stock...you simply said you "thought" that we'd seen the last of the debentures, and the stock price should improve. Nobody tells me to buy stock, but if it was a "misjudgment", what did I have to base my judgement on? Oilex news releases! Was it misjudgement to believe what the company said in black and white? And no, I cannot "order" you to leave this thread. Nobody has that authority. I simply said you are not welcome here. But your presence is now hostile, and you cannot offer any information on the current plans and future of Oilex, anyway, so what draws you here now? You really have some cheek, don't you....Mr. Griffin saw the error of his ways, what is keeping your eyes from seeing?