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

To: Terry T. who wrote (14037)	9/14/1998 10:22:00 PM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 18444

Terry, all I said was that they used .58 as a basis of calculation to come up with the 30 million. Please re-read my remarks. Thanks.

To: Terry T. who wrote (14037)	9/14/1998 10:34:00 PM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18444

Also, Terry, I'm completely in favor of coming up with a way to increase shareholder value. But in the absence of knowing how to do this, I'm resigned to the fact that this whole OTC:BB experience has been full of warts. I've learned my lesson to shy away from penny stocks in the future. If the rumor on ESVS/Yahoo about the number three Netscape guy assuming the CEO postion for ZuluGroup.com is true--this would the third time I've heard this particular rumor (and not from Pat Hayton)--I'm not going to worry very much anymore what the future will look like. All I remember about what Pat said about the lead CEO candidate is that he was responsible for bringing in 25 million in sales in his current position. I believe--though my memory is not certain--he said the guy was from San Fransisco. Where is Netscape headquartered? Who got salesperson of the year for Netscape and how much did they bring in? Perhaps a couple of hints for research.

To: Terry T. who wrote (14037)	9/14/1998 10:49:00 PM
From: PartyTime	Respond to of 18444

Can anyone help me track this down? I'm perpexed by it. If you go to the following link... internet.com ...and type in "zulu," you'll get several references. Go to page three of the references. You'll come to one that says the following (I tried to provide the direct link--it wouldn't let me): "875 Internet Advertising Report Straylight Forms Advertising R&D Partnership with Infohiway. [September 14] Seattle software development firm Straylight said it established an ongoing ad technology r..." So when you see that link, you click it, and it brings you to the following link (note the September 14 date): "Straylight Forms Advertising R&D Partnership with Infohiway. [September 14] Seattle software development firm Straylight said it established an ongoing ad technology research and development partnership with the Rocky Mountain Internet's search engine Infohiway." But when you click the above link, you get: "404 - File not found Sorry, the file you have requested cannot be found on any of our servers. Please check the file name and try again, or try a search on Internet.com Search Central. For your convenience, we have listed below an extended menu of Internet.com." So I'm left wondering what about "zulu" is included in this link. I've gone to PRNewswire, the respective websites of the companies mentioned in the excerpts, all the search engines, etc., trying to come up with what the story is all about. I keep coming up empty. Jon Tara, you said you like a mystery? Well, help me figure this one out. Thanks.

To: Terry T. who wrote (14037)	9/15/1998 12:25:00 AM
From: BlueFox	Respond to of 18444

The $25mm/$30mm question: how and when is the ESVS convertible preferred to get into the hands of the Zulu common stockholders. I believe the convertible preferred shares aren't making to shareholder hands. The ESVS common shares (i.e., post conversion shares) will be distributed after ESVS receives the necessary ESVS shareholder and regulatory approvals. If the only asset ZULU-Tek has since selling ZULUmedia is the ESVS preferred shares, once they are converted to common shares and issued to shareholders would the answer to your question be that is in effect a distribution of the remaining assets to the common shareholders? BF