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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Wordcraft Systems -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: T A P who wrote (475)	2/17/1999 11:58:00 PM
From: Victor Lazlo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 758

<<< Wordcraft has engaged Harvey Productions, Inc., of Century City, CA, to produce a video taped segment review of the company's existing and future undertakings. The show is hosted by Michael Jackson, a well-respected radio and television personality on "Investing In America" and is currently distributed to approximately 100 million television households in North America. "Investing In America," as part of its show and media package, is now including a Targeted Online Broadcast Program to 500,000 qualified and consenting online investors. The Internet is accessed worldwide by approximately 85 million people daily, with projected numbers as high as 200 million by the year 2000. Up to 500,000 worldwide interested participants and potential investors will be introduced to the company via this exciting and innovative method. >> I got a good chuckle from this canned stuff, tap. Michael Jackson is not well repected by serious investors. C'mon! He is a show bus guy. His main role is to say, "Oh, how interesting!" whenever the co rep slips into a really boring and dry description of what their co is doing. What he really finds interesting of course, is the featured co's payment to him, in either stock, cash, or both. <<The show is hosted by Michael Jackson, a well-respected radio and television personality on "Investing In America" and is currently distributed to approximately 100 million television households in North America. >> This is horseshit, tap. The show airs on Sunday morning. Who is home and watching the business channel, CNBC, on Sunday mornings? Maybe a few worc investors will be.... maybe. I am at church on Sunday mornings. I have seen the program twice, when I was too sick to go to church. Victor