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To: dbmedia who wrote (27)	11/2/1998 4:25:00 PM
From: zonkie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 526

>>>>Companies which are not accepted for profile are those whose management cannot demonstrate through written materials, elements of a business plan which shows they are endeavoring to build their companies.<<<< Well if 104 is the maximum companies you accept each year out of all of those that apply with a written profile of their business plan how do you decide which ones make it that do provide the materials. >>>Companies who "do not have the cash" as you so indicate, apparently do not contact us.<<< I was under the assumption that some companies would contact you and make an offer of stock for you to display them on your program. If none do it makes me wonder how all of them knew not to do that, but thats not important I guess. Do you have anyone under contract to contact potential companies or is it an in house sales force? zonkie....

To: dbmedia who wrote (27)	11/2/1998 7:09:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 526

Message 6259575 MM

To: dbmedia who wrote (27)	11/2/1998 7:10:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 526

George Schlieben, editor and publisher of an on-line newsletter called Global Penny Stocks, says he will not begin disclosing the specific compensation he receives for promoting stocks, despite being sued by the SEC. Mr. Schlieben says he is half inclined to fight it as a First Amendment question. Booker Gold Explorations Ltd - Wall Street Journal says Internet tout Schlieben stares down SEC Booker Gold Explorations Ltd BGE Shares issued 9,452,401 1998-11-02 close $0.21 Monday Nov 2 1998 The Wall Street Journal reports in its Monday edition that the United States Securities and Exchange Commission's allegations last Wednesday against 44 on-line stock promoters sent a signal to on-line scam artists that the agency is watching. Reporters Jason Anders and Carrie Lee say that does not mean the problem is going away anytime soon. The Internet is tough to police and it remains an efficient and attractive way to launch a scam, according to the SEC. There are signs that compensation agreements, the focus of many of the SEC's cases this past week, may remain a sticky issue. George Schlieben, editor and publisher of an on-line newsletter called Global Penny Stocks, says he will not begin disclosing the specific compensation he receives for promoting stocks, despite being sued by the SEC. Mr. Schlieben says he is half inclined to fight it as a First Amendment question. He says there is no fraud in his case. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com MM