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Technology Stocks : NetGravity [NETG] -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Brady B. who wrote (425)	4/17/1999 11:48:00 AM
From: CWIII	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 589

He's a liar, a cheat, a snake in the grass, a weasel, and a lying sack of S!$@#^%... He is someone who has no morale/values and continue to rob innocent people out of hard earned money/cash w/no explanation. The company doesn't care what they take from you a shoe, a lamp, a three cent, or a coffee pot they don't care what. All you get in rtn is a falling share price and worthless paper stock. Oh, you also get from Bambi that his group has put in another 35 million in the company and things are doing fine. Hell this company can't even get listed. I've seen companies with revenues of 800,000, a website, a few users and 20 million in cash go public on the NASAQ National boards in less time than this company has claimed. Give me a break... I'll tell you what if this company has a 100 million dollar deal w/Netravity I want a refund on my shares of stock I returned/dumped for a huge loss!!!!!

To: Brady B. who wrote (425)	4/17/1999 12:59:00 PM
From: aleta	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 589

Brady, if I may hazard a guess, I think bambaata might be PH. Maybe. In any case I think that the shareholders of NETG should do some DD on the Zulu-tek/Enhanced connection to Phase2Media. IMO these guys (Chmeil and Glassberg) know that they can't get business from any major internet players by continuing to have an association with ZULU/ESVS and Pat Hayton. So a simple claim that they have "bought" the assets of Omni-net.com from ESVS, change the name to Phase2Media and viola, brand new company. The only problem is that companies, like NETG, do put out PR on any new deals. Naturally all those that were taken for a ride by ZULU/ESVS or have a passing interest in this game are going to continue to follow the dealings in whatever form they take. It will be interesting to follow this and see just how much effect angry shareholders of ZULU/ESVS and the power of the internet can have on the business of Phase2Media. I sincerely wonder if the execs at NetGravity knew what a can of worms they were opening by associating themselves with P2M.