To: Ian@SI who wrote (861 ) 4/8/1999 7:24:00 PM From: AGORA Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 974
1] "VNE avoids telling the public.." Ian, you avoided confronting the company when you had a chance to go head to head with VNE CEO, David Lucatch. Why? 2] File a prospectus when it needs money? Where exactly do you invest? Since when do companies file a prospectus and make an offering when they need to raise money? Small-caps ONLY do Private Placements ONCE THEY HAVE GONE PUBLIC. Any small-cap investor knows that because PP's are a way of life in the small-cap world. 3] Discounts on Private Placements Discounts are given because investors are required to "hold" stock for a prescribed period of time. Typically, 4 months and as high as 1 year. Thus, they are given a discount for 2 reasons: a) Having a hold period on their investment; and b) Investing very large sums of money. CONCLUSION You continue to mislead investors for your own benefit. Perhaps the e-Merge alliance and the follow-up release announcing 10 ISP's (including 5 NATIONAL ISP's) signing on to the program was just another hoax. The brilliance of VNE is they have now managed to convince Citibank, Lasso and INEX to participate in the fraud. You have never answered the question as to why you did not take the opportunity to participate in a conference call with the VNE CEO and while many other shareholders would be listening. You could have blasted him and exposed the company in front of a captured audience. It must be a lot easier to proclaim you know it all on a chat forum then on a phone call. Isn't it Ian? Very sad and unfortunate. Any time your schedule fits the time to make a telephone call, let us know. We are certain it can be arranged for you and everyone here to be involved. Good day. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AGORA INTERNET RELATIONS CORP. receives a monthly monetary fee from Valu-net Corporation. for the purposes of communicating with Internet shareholders - both current and prospective - to increase awareness of and interest in Valu-net Corporation. AGORA INTERNET RELATIONS CORP activities are aimed purely at keeping their clients' shareholders and prospective shareholders informed about their company. These activities consist of providing investors with previously disclosed factual information concerning the company, comments from company principals, copies of material that has been filed with regulatory authorities, comments prepared by registered brokers or investment dealers and material published in newspapers, magazines or journals. AGORA INTERNET RELATIONS CORP does not participate in the maintenance of an orderly market in their client's securities, nor is required, or receives an incentive for, the maintenance or achievement of a price or trading volume for their client's securities at a certain level, for a specified period of time or by a certain date. AGORA INTERNET RELATIONS CORP. may, at any time, own shares in the company.