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Technology Stocks : IMON - Quoted from Barron's Corporate Reports -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Louis Cornell who wrote (534)	1/18/1999 9:09:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 2220

I went to the Liberty Capital homepage--a sleaze firm and a 1/2-- and they I gather are rather mad at CALP this is on their website when you click either Imaginon or Calp icons from their hot stocks page--- << California Pro Sports Owes Liberty Capital $100,000 in cash and 233,333 shares... ...for services rendered under contract between Liberty Capital Group, Inc. and California Pro Sports, signed by California Pro Sports' management on March 3, 1998. Liberty Capital requests an immediate arbitration of the complaint over California Pro Sports' breach of contract with Liberty. Sincerely, J. Allen Greig

To: Louis Cornell who wrote (534)	1/18/1999 9:13:00 PM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2220

That is a completely false stamement the Company changed names and thats all...

To: Louis Cornell who wrote (534)	1/18/1999 9:48:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 2220

Could you give us that judgement number and what county it is filed in against Liberty Capital Group. It was my understanding that Liberty was looking for 100 grand and 233,000 shares of stock they said they were due from touting the stock. You should tell Liberty to stop using IMON links. I guess they just want to help tout the stock price so when the get the 233,000 shares they say are due they can sell at a good price. How about telling us about IMON's new paid stock promoter Robert E. Griffin of NYC, the one that you said was reputable. How many shares of the common or the convertible prefered were they paid to tout IMON's stock? You know the company so what is their web site address so we all can see that they are reputable as you say. We all know how these paid hype tout stock promoters can be honest with their reports on the stocks they tout. It never has anything to do with the fact they are paid big chunks of stock to raise the stock price with P.R. The SEC resently had that sweeping sting operation to remind us how reputable these P.R. firms can be. floyd

To: Louis Cornell who wrote (534)	1/18/1999 9:50:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 2220

Could you give us that judgement number and what county it is filed in against Liberty Capital Group. It was my understanding that Liberty was looking for 100 grand and 233,000 shares of stock they said they were due from touting the stock. You should tell Liberty to stop using IMON links. I guess they just want to help tout the stock price so when the get the 233,000 shares they say are due they can sell at a good price. How about telling us about IMON's new paid stock promoter Robert E. Griffin of NYC, the one that you said was reputable. How many shares of the common or the convertible preffered were they paid to tout IMON's stock? You know the company so what is their web site address so we all can see that they are reputable as you say. We all know how these paid hype tout stock promoters can be honest with their reports on the stocks they tout. It never has anything to do with the fact they are paid big chunks of stock to raise the stock price with P.R. The SEC resently had that sweeping sting operation to remind us how reputable these P.R. firms can be. floyd