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To: ErnestPoe who wrote (8327)	4/22/1999 11:18:00 AM
From: ynot	Respond to of 13776

let's see float 100k you guys bought how much.???????????? eom

To: ErnestPoe who wrote (8327)	4/22/1999 11:20:00 AM
From: LANCE B	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13776

Will IT BE ANYTHING LIKE YOUR LAST RUMOR...you keep sticking to that newsletter you write and keep telling people it is somebody else...works great for me.. I WILL SAY THIS ONE LAST TIME..YOU WANT TO PLAY YOUR CRAP.. FINE...I WILL NOT LOOK FOR IT ANYWHERE..YOU OR ANYBODY ELSE USES THIS THREAD TO POST IT,I WILL SPEND THE TIME AND DO THE RESEARCH.. I CAN SPELL THAT CRAP A MILE AWAY..TELL YOUR FRIEND TRADERDAZE NICE MOVE IN ERASING THE PHONE NUMBER TODAY..THAT WOULD BE THE FIRST CLUE TO KNOW IT IS OUT OF BUSINESS 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.