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Microcap & Penny Stocks : HTNZ -- Hollywood Trenz -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bouf who wrote (3)	4/20/1999 9:41:00 PM
From: Boddington	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15

One from an email from a friend who didn't mention where it was from (probably internet). Another was on a Yahoo! board where they were in full discussion of this, and an expected $75mil financing. I think the reverse-merger is the sensible one to believe. But even if both prove false, this one could still really move on hype alone. I thought it was worth a gamble, and couldn't resist ordering more for open. What fun! GO HTNZ !!!

To: Bouf who wrote (3)	4/21/1999 6:35:00 PM
From: LANCE B	Respond to of 15

this probably could have been posted yesterday,but the person was too busy making money to use it then... remember on rumor- person bringing it on a dream stock,is USUALLY THE PERSON MAKING IT UP... /04/98 lr15730 Curtain Call - Three years and two fraudulent schemes later, the SEC has filed a complaint against a company that bilked investors out of at least $3 million while raising capital for what they claimed would be a chain of family entertainment restaurants. Hollywood Trenz, Inc. and its officers are the focus of the complaint. The SEC claims Hollywood Trenz's first scheme involved inflating a worthless portfolio of defaulted bank loans into a $7 million asset. In its second prank, the company raised more than $2.5 million through fraudulent sale of securities. Hollywood Trenz registered securities to be sold under the SEC's S-8 rules, which allow for transfer of shares for employee compensation. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------