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Non-Tech : Palweb Corp (PAEB) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: mswood who wrote (1691)	3/3/1999 2:48:00 AM
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Would you be so kind as to share with me any information concerning the background and/or track record of CBNR's management. I am having a difficult time assessing the future of the stock pursuant to an analysis of management's credentials. My research of U.S. companies or foreign companies doing business in the U.S.... does not reveal anyone who can attest to the credibility of the principals and/or the products. And you bought at $2.00 based on this? It's highly unlikely you're going to find anyone in a comparable industry that will attest to the credibility of any patent pursuing renegade, that represents competition to them... they want their future speculative values to go up, not down. Is it possible that such large plastics companies with tremendous research and development budgets and proven track records would have overlooked what PPP is attempting to use to market their stock. What they've overlooked is their R/D in the area that MJ has pursued, (for which some your supposed stock purchases have paid for) and has received what most of us here consider to be valuable patents. He's beaten the plastics industry at their own game by solving a problem with injection molding and pallets that have been around for years. People like MJ usually leave the larger companies or just flat get fired because they have new ideas and dreams to pursue that the parent companies usually ignore, because the seas are calm and smooth. Now... I would like to thank you for buying at $2.00 cause the rest of us are getting a free ride between .10 and .32! BTW, were you like dead between your first post in Dec 1997 and your second in Feb 1999? Or did you buy in on another name? hmmmm just wondering why you obviously haven't been following the thread here.... a rubber room somewhere? do you really own stock? What are the educational and business backgrounds of the principals of PPP? Is mj really an engineer? I know some German businessmen and bankers here in Texas... Do you REALLY? HA! That's a laugh! Do you know the GERMAN businessman that you actually invested your 2 bucks with? And you're from TEXAS? Dude you crack me up! You do know what a "dude" is right? By the way, have you actually seen the "Patent" Registration materials? Oh by the way... have you bothered to even look for yourself? Duh.. From the USPTO on the internet.... PAT. NO. Title 1 5,860,369 Interlocking modular pallet apparatus and method of construction 2 5,809,905 Vertical interlocking modular pallet apparatus and method of construction 3 5,791,261 Modular pallet system (This ONLY only reflects patents that have been awarded and published, not those that are pending) If sales have been made, have the customers paid for the pallets or whatever the products were? more duhhhhh.... What planet are you from? I cannot find anything amusing or even worth smiling about management of a company whose stock I purchased at $2.00 and has consistently traded at $0.10 per share since that time. Well, you've lost so much that you shouldn't be complaining; *you should be praying.* Touche, If your language skills are that bad, I too hope that you are not purporting to run a public company in Germany, France or Latin American countries. and DUHHHH, If your due diligence skills are this bad, I too hope that you are not purporting to be an investor in a public company anywhere! I really do hope that for such a flame job you have done here (and a poor one at that), that you have actually invested in Cabec. Realistically, I think that most serious investors here can read right through you. Next time try doing your homework (you do know what DD is?) before you attempt to throw an easily detectable line of crap at a company which you obviously have no real investment in. Now please... You really should see a therapist for this type of behavior. Happy Investing.