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To: snp who wrote (53515)2/9/1999 6:12:00 AM
From: Mr. Big  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 119973
 
BIGC looks quite interesting with low float and the following:

These are real companies behind this stock now, with real revenues. If you look at the financial structure of the deal you will see that it was important to have BIGC what on paper is purchase of these two companies becuase that is the only way to get thier revenue onto 10Q earnings report of BIGC, WHICH IMMEDIATELY TAKES THE SHARE VALUE UP AND WHICH IS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THAT ALL IMPORTANT NASDAQ LISTING. Any company that trades for too long a period of time below the $1.00 mark is subject to be De-Listed and be moved to the OTC Bulletin Board.

And if you look further you will see that VilliageNet & ICS were not looking for cash, they were looking for NASDAQ listing without having to go through the SEC filings and Investment Bankers who want part of your soul to do business with them and play by their rules and under their thumb until they get their millions out of it. And look how clear they made it that the new guys will manage all aspects of the company going forward. The guy who started the Bagel franchising is basically going of into the blue yonder because as I read the article, the new guys get 90% of the non-trading stock and that leaves 10% for the old owner who will hold onto it for a ride up the ladder as the stock price soars with these new guys will do with the company.

By the new guys taking stock its a huge plus because with that much stock that means the float is very low, but more importantly, that means they are in this for the long haul and they believe that they can easily push the stock through their revenues, business ability, and their internet marketing strenths. You see, there is no way that they would go through all of this just as a way to get several million in shares of a struggling Bagel company just start selling them. Not only are there many other things they could do with their time, ANY SELLING WOULD DRIVE THE PRICE WAY UNDER $1.00 A SHARE BRINGING THEM VERY LITTLE RETURN. But a stock price of $5 - $10 and volume of 1,000,000+ on a regular basis would give the valuation necessary to make some big moves on the internet scene in terms of acquisitions and other expansions. One thing I really like is that the new guys and the old owner have this structured so that they will realize their greatest return in the growing value of the stock price, which bodes well for all shareholders.

Expect some big news starting with the obvious logical move to change the name of the company and the stock symbol to reflect the true internet company that NOW ARE. Imagine that unlike so many other companies that constantly bite at and struggle to find some way to tag their company announcements and news updates with something that tags & touts "THE INTERNET" as a way to get more sizzle and investor focus. But with this new company EVERY ANNOUNCEMENT WILL HAVE THAT INTERNET APPEAL NATURALLY.

Take a look at some of their Business Partners as listed the ICS Website. icsnet.com

villagenet.com The VilliageNet design is to become a full fledged web portal along with their ISP business. They want to acquire other ISP's regionally and nationally. And ICS will be the technical arm managing expansion and systems.

You will see the top notch ICS data center by Clicking Here:
icsnet.com



To: snp who wrote (53515)2/9/1999 6:15:00 AM
From: profit_guy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 119973
 
LCOS/USAI deal - Bloomberg Link>>>

bloomberg.com