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

To: Eric Mason who wrote (9684)	12/24/1998 12:19:00 AM
From: James Bender	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12043

ERIC I feel the same way...but I have been hounded by jackals for over a year and I have never really gave it back over that year...But nothing is going to change until next year and there is nothing new to talk about....so I am going to get this over with and expose what should have been brought out along time again, before the next year gets here.....I want some answers from the naysayers for a change...and I don't see any of my questions being answered...Would you want those answers too......Jim

To: Eric Mason who wrote (9684)	12/24/1998 2:18:00 AM
From: Douglas Craig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12043

Eric, I happen to disagree with your evaluation of the stock. Management once told shareholders that the 50 mill was in escrow and could not be in the float. That turned out to wrong. Why would anything change this time? I also disagree that just having the shares authorized doesn't hurt us as long as they are not being traded. Whoever has those shares now has a percentage of the earnings that Eutro might collect, and the fact that they now have a percentage has decreased the percentage of MY holdings by 1/5 if all are used in purchases, employee stock benefits, etc. I believe this will eventually happen since that is the excuse that the company is giving for increasing the number authorized. Finally, why didn't Eutro just use the 50 mill shares that they were getting back from the other companies instead of authorizing more? They could have given companies an equal percentage of shares without increasing the overall amount. For example, if they are acquiring a position in Club XYZ by giving them 5 mill shares at the current number of authorized shares this would be 1% of that total. They could have given them 1 mill shares of the returned shares keeping the authorized shares at 100 mill and accomplished the same thing. It makes no sense to me other than they didn't really care about the current shareholders and/or they are just planning on selling more shares to keep the business afloat. This is the reason that I only have my warrants and preferred shares remaining of my interest in Eutro. This has been the biggest disappointment of my investing experience, limited as it may be. I hope you all have a Happy and Safe Holiday. Doug

To: Eric Mason who wrote (9684)	12/24/1998 9:14:00 AM
From: Auricman	Respond to of 12043

That's right Eric, Glad to see that someone other than James and myself and a few others see that.

To: Eric Mason who wrote (9684)	12/24/1998 3:40:00 PM
From: Whitetigr	Respond to of 12043

You say these shares are restricted? Then just what is the restriction on these shares and the factual basis? Eutro has apparently already started selling these into the float since they were made available. If you remember that prior to the increase the limit was 100mil and now we have 108mil per your post. Please note it appears that this increase does NOT account for something that Eutro has closed a deal on or I am sure that Brad would have been more than happy to share a new deal with investors.