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Microcap & Penny Stocks : PanAmerican BanCorp (PABN) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: LegalBeast who wrote (30203)	3/28/1999 8:47:00 PM
From: Observer	Respond to of 43774

LegalBeast Unfortunately, ColleenB has yet to show a proclivity in the realm of thinking; (proof is that she has turned down an all expenses paid trip to New York to meet company principles). She is, as you pointed out, being spoon-fed by a "mentor." As Holmes said to Watson on many occasions, "...the games afoot." Let's see if the bait draws it out. Observer

To: LegalBeast who wrote (30203)	3/29/1999 7:06:00 AM
From: ColleenB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 43774

You also have said that Panam is trying to say that they are in the bigtime because they have a representative presenting at a Microsoft event. Wrong again there big boy, I never said any such thing. I said some posters on various boards were claiming this. This is a huge and distinct difference. Make sure you are accurate before you attempt to lecture somebody. But, we have seen much of your work to date and I am not surprised by this latest attempt to alter the information that was actually provided. Is this why you RARELY give a link, to make is more difficult for people to call you on your misrepresenting the facts? The fact that Larry is presenting does not speak to the "Big Time". Rather, it is just another piece of credibility for the company. Does it really? Isn't he and the other "boys" hired consultants? I seem to have read a post on the bull that somebody had quite a lengthy phone conversation with someone and his post explained that these gentlemen were consultants to PanAm. And given Mr. Roof's background (published programming books) coupled with the fact that this is really an educational seminar (read the Microsoft links), I am wondering just how much exposure PanAm will really get out of this. Doesn't it really seem more likely that he's going to tout the billing program that he created (I believe he may be the creator)? These computer professionals will not be interested in the health services division of PanAm. What is more probable is that they will be interested in the programming of said item. So, the question is what is there really to get excited about for PanAm stock holders? The fact that PanAm has hired consultants to program for them?