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Microcap & Penny Stocks : HouseHoldDirect.com (BYIT)-The Next SAMS/Walmart Ecommerce -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ByloCellhi who wrote (2417)	5/25/1999 9:59:00 AM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2994

Off topic but very relevant. My friends I have sat back and taken all that any one man should have to take in the form of direct and in direct attacks on my character. Greg asks you to look at the stocks he was in that others on this thread were invested in. I assume he means ABMI and CLCK. I started threads on both those stocks here at Silicon Investor. Both stocks have turned out to be very disappointing to long investors. As most of you know I have the ability to take over a thread with factual posts from the long point of view with high hopes for the future of a stock. Such was the case with ABMI and CLCK. Unfortunately no matter how positive the posting these stocks turned out to be terrible investments for me and many others. I lost approximately $100,000.00 on ABMI and nearly as much on CLCK. Greg wants to blame others for his losses? I choose to accept the responsibility for my own investment mistakes. I know Greg was in ABMI long before I ever bought a single share. I know Greg spoke with the CEO's of both companies just like I did. RDIM may end up being a world beater. It may end up being anything but a world beater but this stock has nothing to do with ABMI, CLCK or OZON or any other stock that I lost big money on. RDIM investors, do your own due diligence, call John Folger yourself. E-commerce has lots of potential and so does HouseHold Direct. It's up to the company to implement it's business plan, not it's investors. I will not sit back and take anymore attacks on my character by those threatening SEC investigations and attracting short sellers. Move on people because you have the truth right here in this post. Long on RDIM! Regards, Jeff