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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TFRY (was FRYA) Tasty Fries, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dixie7777 who wrote (1671)	10/1/1998 12:47:00 PM
From: Cindy Powell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2405

Dear Dixie7777, TFRY has been the laughing stock for very obvious "logical" reasons for a long time irrespective of Stock Detective putting Tasty Frys on his watch list. When you see legit' companies that are trying to get products off of the ground and the CEO's ect. are donating their time and taking zero pay, TFRY kinda stands out starkly against these comparitives. TFRY et all has been soaking your money up and diverting the $$$ toward fat paychecks for the certain someones. If this company was legit there would have been far more conservative management strategies and they wouldn't have indebited the company to high hell only to grasp at straws in attempting to get further funding to "carry on." Big talk and empty promises have fueled TFRY as an investment, and Ed probably doesn't give a care, ... I mean... he made his money and will move on, while you all will lose your money and have to move on as well... Moving right along! Stock detective gets accused of being within a hair's width of libel, but the simple fact is... "truth hurts." This company is not going to make it. There are screaming red flags waving and thundering throughout this mess. I have to laugh at the partial disclosures that are made concerning plans for this machine. If you all could get some realistic disclosures and projections out of those closely involved with the manufacturing and production end, I think you all would be in for a rude awakening. Of course... Ed is mum about all that. Sigh. Once maintenance and production costs are fiqured into the "profits," I bet there might only be enough money to pay Ed et all, and none left for you all as investors. Oh well! What the hey!!! (Right?) Best regards to all, Cindy