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To: Spamboy who wrote (3325)5/2/1999 9:46:00 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4128
 
Why are you ignoring all legitimate questions regarding ABFG on the ABFG thread? How does harassing Janice and me benefit shareholders who depend on you for truthful answers? Are you seriously accusing us of fraud or are you just playing a childish game?

You and I both talked to the same person at the Astrodome-- the person in charge of all advertising. He told me the same information he told you: that ABFG had no contract for an ad and in fact had just recently even inquired about an ad! Yet you withheld this very material information from shareholders, information you even assured shareholders you would check out and report back about immediately. You never did. Heck, by the time I called the Astrodome guy you had spoken to him six times!

Might this be why even the diehards on Raging Bull are turning on you?

- Jeff



To: Spamboy who wrote (3325)5/2/1999 10:04:00 PM
From: Jaknik2  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4128
 
Egads KOWBOY, The Canuck Goon Squad is still Here

Geeze, their fingers have got to be bleeding by now! What a waste of time for them. Having read the article below, THEIR credibility has tanked! I will send it to as many ABFG'rs as I can. Dr. Janice Shell? ROTFL, how about Dr. Janice Fraudline? Jeffrey S. Mitchell, don't you have some Universal Life Insurance scam policies to sell? Give it a rest don ady! And CYA Zonkie Donkey. You chumps are truly amusing! Any of you like to play squash?

Monday April 26, 8:01 pm Eastern Time
Company Press Release
Business Wire Files Suit for Fraud and Trademark Violations
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 26, 1999--Business Wire, the leading provider of up-to-the-minute commercial news to editors and the worldwide financial community, today filed a lawsuit in federal court against three perpetrators of a recent online hoax who used Business Wire's press release distribution services to publicize a phony investment opportunity.

The defendants, Jeffrey Mitchell, William Ulrich and Janice Shell, submitted a press release to Business Wire on behalf of a company called ''Webnode'' announcing that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) had granted Webnode an exclusive contract to raise funding for the Next Generation Internet (NGI). Although the NGI is a bona fide project, Webnode -- and its supposed contract with the government -- is a sham.

The bogus press release also included a fake solicitation for investments in ''nodes'' on the NGI and directed readers to the Webnode.com website where they could learn more about Webnode and register to invest.

The defendants responded to inquiries about Webnode and collected personal information from nearly 2,000 people who believed, based on information in the phony press release, they had a genuine opportunity to get in on the ground floor of the NGI, the lawsuit alleges.

Based on the Webnode crew's assurances that the press release was genuine, Business Wire distributed the news of Webnode's purported DOE contract over its wire service and posted it on the businesswire.com website.

The defendants also posted the phony press release on the Webnode.com website. The defendants' false announcement, with the BUSINESS WIRE trademark prominently displayed on the byline, was made available to millions of readers.

When Business Wire discovered the hoax, it immediately pulled the Webnode announcement from its website and notified recipients of its wire service to disregard the announcement. Business Wire also demanded that the defendants remove the BUSINESS WIRE mark from all copies of the press release.

In response, defendants changed the byline to ''BIDNESS WIRE,'' a name easily confused with Business Wire. The defendants only deleted the byline after repeated demands from the company, and then began making false assertions that the company was itself involved in fraudulent investment schemes, according to the lawsuit.

Business Wire's lawsuit alleges violations of federal and state trademark laws, fraud, breach of contract, defamation and conspiracy and seeks unspecified damages and injunctive relief.

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To: Spamboy who wrote (3325)5/2/1999 10:10:00 PM
From: Spamboy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4128
 
Ohhhhhhhhhhh Janice!?

We the "SHAREHOLDERS" are still waiting for your response! Has been almost an hour now! Let's try again, Ms Shell, shall we....?

Was or was NOT the company that you, Jeffrey Mitchell and Bill Ulrich advertised on Business Wire a REAL company or NOT? Simple question! Why does it take you an HOUR for a response. Perhaps referring to legal counsel? LOL!

Pay ATTENTION "shareholders".....Let's see if Jeffrey Mitchell or Bill Ulrich can answer that question for us?! Well, Jeffrey?

You see they "DEMAND" answers from ABFG and the rest of us, but when we ask them tough questions, guess what? NO RESPONSE!!!!

HMMMMMMMMMMMMM!? You make the call! Here's that link about Janice, Jeffrey and Bill and the pending lawsuit against them for FRAUD!

biz.yahoo.com

Happy Trades...Kowboy