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Microcap & Penny Stocks : GGNC - GIC/Global Intertainment Corporation -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ztect who wrote (586)	11/28/1998 11:40:00 PM
From: hammer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2585

ztect - If you need answers so badly then go get them - we are NOT you detectives! You've listed question after question after question which must be important for you. Rather than position these questions to the thread as though GGNC was out to rob us of our investment dollars - go find the answers and report back to us. Your attempting to create division and doubt by asking pretty ridiculous questions. I don't care if Captain Insano filed for bankruptcy 8 months ago - he's not a liability for GGNC and he may certainly provide great consulting. I've known lots of great business minds who were not good business owners! Stop it with the negative comments. Your assumption of guilt at every corner is as much a hypacrytical stance as a pumper. If you want to be the cyber police then go get some real information instead of speculation and conjecture. Go get-em boy - right now your making a fool of yourself and were just laughing at you. I tell you what - come on out to Washington and you and I will both go visit GGNC. P.S. I really don't care who audits their books if it's not E&U. There are a lot of qualified CPA's out there and I'd actually prefer they go to a 3rd world outfit with a lower billing cost. Soooo - when you call them you may not find out what you looking for. It's not an approved policy to discuss client information with anyone unless o.k.'d by the client. Do you really think a receptionist will discuss this with you?