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Who nixed my (K)rispie(K)reme post?
I know for a fact EDIG is in it....if you leave 'em lay around a while they get mos in them.
trigger happy commies.
chowder..your kidding?
http://www.krispykreme.com/
I don't think fred or chowder like KK's so think of something fast.
most of them would be on RB
:o)
I received an email from Wencor from my question to them if the digeplayer would be used for inflight gambling.
her reply was......
''We have entertained quite a few other ideas - but we
have not entertained
that idea with the Digeplayer - there would be a lot
of legal ramifications
to consider. As we explore different options we will
update our website to
show the different possibilities. It is a fun product
with a lot of
exciting opportunities.''
enough of the hype.
John.
Yo Fred....go EDIG.
Why is it those that whine about their investment also whine about their country?
OD
yup
:)
I'm surprised chowder didn't delete that post..he probably thought you're talking "sex"...lol
BTW.top end and bottom end suit me just fine ;o)~
good call fred!
Maybe there's more to porting than I thought
:o)
OD.........
bet that grin was for me, not JW, huh?
How U been?
Cass, in response to your PM, I thought it was a great article also.
I agree with your entire PM.
Hmmm....must be getting soft in my old age.
soon baby, soon...we'll be cookin'
(pun intended)
Tin, here's from My account...
Last 10 Insider Actions
Date Name Shares Transaction Historical
Quote
6/12/03 ROBERT DANIEL PUTMAN
Officer and Director 500,000 Exercise of Stock Options
at cost of $50,000.00
9/12/00 ALFRED H FALK
Chief Executive Officer 648,316 Exercise of Stock Options
at cost of $61,727.65
2/04/00 RENEE WARDEN
Officer 100,000 Open Market Sale
proceeds of $1,233,986.10
2/03/00 ROBERT DANIEL PUTMAN
Officer and Director 250,000 Exercise of Stock Options
at cost of $25,000.00
2/03/00 ROBERT DANIEL PUTMAN
Officer and Director 125,000 Open Market Sale
proceeds of $1,389,450.25
2/03/00 ALFRED H FALK
Chief Executive Officer 482,000 Exercise of Stock Options
at cost of $42,175.00
2/03/00 ROBERT DANIEL PUTMAN
Senior Vice President 125,000 Proposed Sale (Form 144)
estimated proceeds of $1,671,875.00
1/24/00 RENEE WARDEN
Officer 37,500 Exercise of Stock Options
at cost of $3,593.75
12/29/99 JMG CAPITAL PARTNERS L P
Shareholder 81,600 Proposed Sale (Form 144)
estimated proceeds of $188,700.00
8/05/99 ROBERT DANIEL PUTMAN
Officer and Director 390,160 Exercise of Stock Options
at cost of $34,139.00
Oh crap, I don't care what anyone says, OWD, finally, that last line was a good one! lmao.
OT: here's a great return on purchasing.
May 19, 2004 09:39 AM US Eastern Timezone
Gasoline Prices Lower for Shoppers Using Fuel Rewards; Free Gas for Groceries Program Could Cut Fill-Up 57 Cents Per Gallon
DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 19, 2004--Centego Marketing(TM), Inc., the parent company of the leading consumer rewards program, Fuel Rewards(R), today announced consumers can receive free gasoline for groceries as an alternative to paying higher prices at the pump this Memorial Day weekend. Memorial Day is the start of the peak summer driving season.
According to the Energy Information Administration's May 17, 2004, weekly survey, the average price for regular unleaded gasoline is $2.00 a gallon nationwide, which is about 52 cents higher than this time last year.
Stores such as Meijer, Kroger, H-E-B, Tom Thumb, Raley's, Nob Hill Foods, Bel Air Markets, Randalls, Brookshire's, Smith's Food Stores, King Soopers, City Market and Bashas' offer hundreds of products for which free gasoline can be earned. Here's an example:
-- Buy 2 Frito-Lay Tostitos Select Varieties = $1.50 free gasoline
-- Buy 3 Hillshire Farm Deli Select Ultra Thin Lunchmeat = $2.00 free gasoline
-- Buy 2 Kodak Film or One Time Use Camera = $2.00 free gasoline
-- Buy 2 Dole Coleslaw 1 lb. Mix & Match = $1.00 free gasoline
-- Buy 2 Energizer Batteries AA or AAA 8 pk = $1.00 free gasoline
-- Buy 2 Carb Options Products (BBQ sauce, Ketchup, Marinades, etc.) = $1.00 free gasoline
SAMPLE TOTAL VOUCHER AMOUNT = $8.50 free gasoline
Free gasoline vouchers, which are printed in conjunction with the grocery receipt, are valid for approximately 30 days, and can be redeemed collectively or individually at participating gas stations. Based on the national average, $2.00, and using a 15-gallon tank as a benchmark, the above scenario equates to 57 cents per gallon savings.
An April report by the Food Marketing Institute found that more shoppers are using coupons and rebates and stocking up on bargains even if they don't need the items right away. "Rising oil prices and increasing unemployment, nonetheless, are likely to continue to restrain consumer spending," according to the report.
In the first four months of 2004, $8.5 million worth of free gas was issued to nearly 8.4 million grocery shoppers via the popular Fuel Rewards program.
According to the EIA's May 12, 2004 "This Week in Petroleum," maintaining April's higher rate of gasoline imports may be difficult this year due to more stringent regulations. The report went on to say that as long as demand continues to grow at a three- (3) to four- (4) percent pace, it will be difficult for inventories to move further into the normal range, thus keeping pressure on prices.
About Centego Marketing
Dallas-based Centego Marketing(TM), Inc. develops innovative consumer rewards. Its Fuel Rewards(R) program, also known as "Kash 4 Gas," "Free Gas" and "Free Gas Rewards," brings together companies in the supermarket, consumer packaged goods and petroleum industries. Now in its sixth successful year, Fuel Rewards' marketing approach creates offerings for grocery shoppers who appreciate savings at the gas pump. Synergies between the grocery store and the fueling center enable manufacturers to increase sales and brand awareness cost-effectively. The Fuel Rewards program is offered nationwide in approximately 1,600 locations and, in 2003, touched more than 25 million shoppers. For more information about Centego Marketing, visit www.centego.com.
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would you be so kind Fred and pick up the slack then? :)
I'm fully invested for now.
fred...they ever discontinue an engine or bike you were happy with...they discontinued the HEMI...one of the best engines ever made. I think the X20 was outdated when it arrived...too big, I didn't like the polished case..somewhere in one of my past posts i stated that...I personally like voice operation like on my MXp100...but thats just my opinion.
Must be something better coming down the pike.
well, the guys at two Gateway stores told me they sold very well and were usually backordered.....we'll have to wait and see what the earnings were on them....didn't see any bad raps on them other than DOP
Later.
they dumped it? or discontinued it?
there's a difference.
they are in a new business plan...the new world of instant gratification...kids!
fred, your subtle bashing again..............where did you see the X20 was a failure.....by duke of prunes...lmao....you are being deceiptful boy!
Tip for you...start looking at CXN...been there at the plant...check out the videos.. http://crgq.com
has huge, huge potential IMO.
now stop bellyaching.
nice order from nestle
Group's Subsidiary Receives Increased Order From Nestle for Z-Trim Zero Calorie Fat Substitute
MUNDELEIN, Ill., May 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Circle Group Holdings,
Inc. (Amex: CXN) today announced today that its subsidiary, FiberGel
Technologies, Inc. has received an increased purchase order from Nestle for
its Z-Trim zero calorie fat substitute. Valued at $881,000, the order is for
215,000 pounds of Z-Trim with deliveries beginning in May and continuing until
December 2004.
Z-Trim is a patented revolutionary all-natural, zero calorie fat
replacement that reduces calories and increases healthy insoluble fiber in a
variety of products, including cheese, baked goods, processed meats,
dressings, confectionery and a wide range of other prepared foods. It has been
well received by consumers as well as a number of major domestic and foreign
food manufacturers as a mainstream ingredient for making healthier foods with
fewer calories that don't sacrifice taste or texture. FiberGel owns the
worldwide rights to Z-Trim for all fields of use, which was invented over many
years by Outstanding Senior Research Scientist Dr. George Inglett
( http://www.thesoydailyclub.com/Research/ars2132002.asp ) at the United
States Department of Agriculture (USDA). For more information about FiberGel
Technologies, visit http://ztrim.com .
About Circle Group Holdings, Inc.
Circle Group Holdings, Inc. (Amex: CXN) ( http://crgq.com ), is a pioneer
of emerging technology companies. The Company provides small business
infrastructure, funding and substantial intellectual capital to bring
important and timely life-changing technologies to market through all early
phases of the commercialization process. All Company press releases are
available at http://www.crgq.com/HTML/breakingNews.html .
Forward-Looking Statements
Statements made in this news release that relate to future plans, events
or performances are forward-looking statements. Any statement containing words
such as "believes," "anticipates," "plans," or "expects," and other statements
which are not historical facts contained in this release are forward-looking,
and these statements involve risks and uncertainties and are based on current
expectations. Consequently, actual results could differ materially from the
expectations expressed in these forward-looking statements. Reference is made
to the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a
more complete discussion of such risks and uncertainties.
Contact: Steve Cohen
Voice: 847-549-6002
Email: ir@crgq.com
SOURCE Circle Group Holdings, Inc.
Web Site: http://www.crgq.com
http://www.thesoydailyclub.com/Research/ars2132002.asp
http://ztrim.com
OT..chowder..and
for you all here..
this one will do well long term..IMO...I'm in it.
you are all welcome....buy at your own risk
Group's Subsidiary Receives Increased Order From Nestle for Z-Trim Zero Calorie Fat Substitute
MUNDELEIN, Ill., May 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Circle Group Holdings,
Inc. (Amex: CXN) today announced today that its subsidiary, FiberGel
Technologies, Inc. has received an increased purchase order from Nestle for
its Z-Trim zero calorie fat substitute. Valued at $881,000, the order is for
215,000 pounds of Z-Trim with deliveries beginning in May and continuing until
December 2004.
Z-Trim is a patented revolutionary all-natural, zero calorie fat
replacement that reduces calories and increases healthy insoluble fiber in a
variety of products, including cheese, baked goods, processed meats,
dressings, confectionery and a wide range of other prepared foods. It has been
well received by consumers as well as a number of major domestic and foreign
food manufacturers as a mainstream ingredient for making healthier foods with
fewer calories that don't sacrifice taste or texture. FiberGel owns the
worldwide rights to Z-Trim for all fields of use, which was invented over many
years by Outstanding Senior Research Scientist Dr. George Inglett
( http://www.thesoydailyclub.com/Research/ars2132002.asp ) at the United
States Department of Agriculture (USDA). For more information about FiberGel
Technologies, visit http://ztrim.com .
About Circle Group Holdings, Inc.
Circle Group Holdings, Inc. (Amex: CXN) ( http://crgq.com ), is a pioneer
of emerging technology companies. The Company provides small business
infrastructure, funding and substantial intellectual capital to bring
important and timely life-changing technologies to market through all early
phases of the commercialization process. All Company press releases are
available at http://www.crgq.com/HTML/breakingNews.html .
Forward-Looking Statements
Statements made in this news release that relate to future plans, events
or performances are forward-looking statements. Any statement containing words
such as "believes," "anticipates," "plans," or "expects," and other statements
which are not historical facts contained in this release are forward-looking,
and these statements involve risks and uncertainties and are based on current
expectations. Consequently, actual results could differ materially from the
expectations expressed in these forward-looking statements. Reference is made
to the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a
more complete discussion of such risks and uncertainties.
Contact: Steve Cohen
Voice: 847-549-6002
Email: ir@crgq.com
SOURCE Circle Group Holdings, Inc.
Web Site: http://www.crgq.com
http://www.thesoydailyclub.com/Research/ars2132002.asp
http://ztrim.com
resq....I don't think anyone much believes what you say anymore...maybe jtara if he's still around.
PIPERS
OK, now we know why some here don't worry about EDIG's stock....they're Pipers!!!
fess up now!
http://yahoo.businessweek.com/magazine/content/04_19/b3882116_mz070.htm
A Pipeline To Bargain Deals
Through little-known PIPEs, investors buy shares of listed stocks at favorable terms
Suppose you're an investor who could persuade a company to sell you shares of its stock for less than the last price on NASDAQ or the Big Board. Wouldn't that give you an edge up on the public investor? Well, that's precisely what a group of hedge funds did in January with modem maker Novatel Wireless (NVTL ). By negotiating a private transaction with the San Diego company, fund firms such as Omicron Capital and Vertical Ventures were able to buy shares at $7 when they were trading for $9 on NASDAQ. Recently shares were $21 -- a robust 133% gain for the regular investor, but an even sweeter 200% for the hedge funds that still hold the shares.
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Such bargain-price deals -- known as Private Investments in Public Equity (PIPES) -- are becoming popular among sophisticated investors. Some hedge funds specialize in these deals, but PIPEs have also attracted buyers such as Berkshire Hathaway's (BRK ) Warren Buffett and mutual-fund manager Bill Miller of Legg Mason Value Trust. Most of the companies are not household names. They include SuperGen (SUPG ), a biotech firm, American Water Star (AMWS.OB ), which makes flavored-water drinks, and Empire Resorts (NYNY ), which operates a race track in Monticello, N.Y., and hopes to build a casino and resort nearby.
Broadly speaking, a PIPE is a transaction between a public company and select investors involving equity or equity-related securities such as convertible bonds or convertible preferred stock. The buyers negotiate favorable terms, such as price discounts or warrants to receive additional shares should the stock hit a target price. In exchange, they agree to hold the securities for a set time, often one year, after which they can sell. ''Discounts can range as wide as 50% for weak companies to 5% for strong ones,'' says Steven Dresner, publisher of the PIPEs Report, an industry newsletter.
Why would companies sell shares at a discount? Some may be cash-strapped and unable to borrow from a bank. But even healthy companies make these deals, because they're often cheaper and faster than issuing new shares. A typical secondary offering ''takes six months to do and costs at least 10% of the deal's value in underwriting fees plus legal costs and road show expenses,'' says Andy Reckles, co-manager of the Palisades Equity Fund in Roswell, Ga., which specializes in PIPEs. ''I can turn a PIPE deal around in two weeks for much less.''
HEDGING OPTION
Most of the companies that do these deals are relatively small, which can make them risky. Still, the PIPE investor can come out ahead of the public investor if the stock goes down. That's because PIPE funds often hedge their risks by selling the stock short. A manager who buys a $10 stock for $8 can short the publicly traded shares and lock in that $2 difference, ensuring a gain of at least 25%, no matter which way the stock moves.
The average PIPE fund delivered a 12% annualized return for the five years ending Feb. 29, net of fees, vs. -0.1% for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, according to fund tracker Hedge Fund Research. Palisades Equity, run by HPC Capital Management (CPDM ), also in Roswell, has been one of the best performers. It has delivered a 79.6% annualized return since its inception in December, 2001, rising 25.1% in 2002 and 143.9% last year. ''The critical component to our performance was the quality and strength of our PIPE deal flow, not how the stock market performed,'' Reckles says. During 2002, Reckles structured most of his deals so he received convertible bonds that could be swapped into equity at a fixed price. Such bonds retain their value and pay interest even if the stock market declines. But in 2003's recovery, Reckles favored discounted stock PIPE deals with warrant kickers -- options to buy more shares of a company cheaply if the stock rises above a certain price. That effectively leveraged his portfolio as the stock market soared.
LOCKED IN
Pipes have their risks. The selling company could go bankrupt or engage in fraud, in which cases the PIPE investor may be locked in as the shares plummet. And shorting shares as a hedge may not always be an option: The shares may be too illiquid to short, or the company may oppose it. ''We will short a stock only if a company gives us permission to hedge our position beforehand,'' says Lawrence Goldfarb, general manager of BayStar Capital, which is in Larkspur, Calif. ''If we did otherwise, we'd never get another deal.'' If shorting is impossible, the investor may opt for convertible bonds.
Getting your money into PIPEs isn't easy. First, you must have a net worth of at least $1 million or an annual income above $200,000 -- what it takes to buy into any hedge fund. (Fees are similar to those of most hedge funds: 1% to 2% annual management fee, plus 20% of the profits.) Even then, PIPE funds are a small and not well-known subset of the hedge fund world. ''Often you have to know somebody who knows somebody to get into one of these funds,'' says Brian Overstreet, CEO of Sagient Research Systems, a firm that tracks PIPE deals. ''Unless you have a lot of money, chances are you won't hear about them.'' In fact, because of the increased regulatory scrutiny of hedge funds, several PIPE funds declined to reveal their performance to BusinessWeek for fear regulators would interpret it as advertising, a no-no in the hedge fund business.
A good source for investors is the PIPEs Report's Dresner (516 364-8431). He knows most of the major fund managers and is willing to help accredited investors find a match for free. (He will charge the hedge fund a fee if the pairing is successful.) If you want to do your own research, a subscription to his newsletter is $1,950 a year. Another alternative is to examine the funds with the highest deal volume in size and quantity at www.sagientresearch.com/pt/. While volume doesn't ensure great returns, it can drive performance. ''Someone like Larry Goldfarb at BayStar Capital knows everybody in the business,'' says Sagient's Overstreet. ''He may not have the best returns in any given year, but he will certainly get the deal flow.'' On the free portion of Sagient's Web site, you'll find listings of the top dealmakers. You can purchase a detailed report on an individual fund for $225. An annual subscription to Sagient's site costs $30,000.
All this may seem like a lot of effort and expense to get into an investment. But given the inherent advantage PIPEs funds have, it may be worthwhile.
By Lewis Braham
is this where the old APS players went???
http://www.drudgereport.com/
left column...Oregon
doni...
I think a long ways back something like this was brought up with the micrOS term and ended up being just that....a general term.
Thanks and good seeing ya.
hey doni.....
how ya been?
Danl found this and was wondering if you knew if this is EDIG or just a generic name?
page 2 under SMS controller
http://www.epi-ap.com/pdf/sms-message%20master.pdf
sorry, that clip may be just a generic one where it shows all the past tech
TECH TV tonite....
I saw the laser keyboard during the clip.
Starts at 8:000PM
Fantastic call.
OT.......OD
if ya throw the old horse in the water and hold him down, he'll drink ;o).
Does that mean you're available?
I would have to say you were a little busy ;o)
YES, yes,YES, yes,YES, yes,YES, yes,YES, yes,YES, yes!
c'mon Fred, if they only expected
to sell 10 units....they were correct in their wording.
Incite101
would you mind sending the email.thanks.
hotrodhans@hotmail.com
Hey, Hey.....what's this......Intel
is de-emphasizing clock speed...........hope this has something to do with the lawsuit!
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1103_2-5172938.html
Intel chips take a new number
By John G. Spooner
CNET News.com
March 12, 2004, 12:32 PM PT
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Intel plans to assign a new numbering system to its Pentium and Celeron processors in order to better illustrate their performance to consumers, according to a source familiar with the company's plans.
The chip giant is expected to begin the practice with the launch of its latest Pentium M processor, dubbed Dothan, which is due in the second quarter. Pentium 4 and Celeron chips will also get model numbers, as Intel aims to get the system in place by summer, the source said.
Under the model number system, processors will be given numbers to describe their performance, in addition to being described as running at 2GHz or another speed.
The planned system, which would focus on the chips' overall performance and de-emphasize how fast its chips run, is a huge change for Intel's marketing machine. The company has spent years and millions of dollars marketing clock speed as its processors' main measure of performance and their main point of differentiation from competing Advanced Micro Devices products.
Times change, though. Intel's PC processor line has grown in complexity and in variety since the late 1990s. Under the model number plan, each chip's clock speed will become one of several features--including cache size and bus speed--that go into summing up performance. The system is designed to help consumers compare chips on a "good," "better" and "best" basis, the source said.
An Intel representative declined to comment for this story.
Intel rival AMD may have helped pave the way for consumers' acceptance of model numbers. Although previous attempts to do so by companies such as Cyrix failed, AMD successfully switched its Athlon chip to a model number system more than two years ago.
Under Intel's number system, the difference between two chips in the same family would be more clearly marked out. For example, within the Pentium 4 family, it would be easier to distinguish the capabilities of an older Northwood-design 2.6GHz Pentium 4 chip with 512KB of cache and a 533MHz bus, compared with a newer Prescott 2.8GHz chip with 1MB of cache and an 800MHz bus. (The cache holds data near the processor core to improve performance, so its size is an important consideration. Meanwhile, the bus provides a bridge for data to flow over into and out of the processor, so its speed is also important.)
The same would hold for differentiating between Pentium Ms--between an older Banias and a newer Dothan, say--and for the Celeron chip. The Celeron, designed for low-price PCs, is expected to get a boost in speed next quarter, which should be reflected in the new model system.
The numbering system will apply to all of Intel's different PC processor brands, except, at first, Pentium 4 Extreme Edition. But Intel intends the ratings to be used only to compare chips within a line, but not to compare different families of processors, according to the source.
The rating system might help Intel tackle a problem in how buyers perceive its Pentium M chips. Even though the company has run extensive advertising for the mobile chip and the Centrino package that includes it since last year, some consumers have had a difficult time getting past the fact that the Pentium M appears slower than desktop Pentiums in clock speed.
The Pentium M ranges in speed from 1.4GHz to 1.7GHz, while the Pentium 4 comes in a range from 2.4GHz to 3.4GHz. During the year the Pentium M has been on the market, most consumers have continued to buy notebooks with Pentium 4 chips, rather than with the mobile Pentiums. Some people simply balk at spending the same or more on a notebook with a slower chip, PC makers have said. Thus the Pentium 4, a less ideal notebook chip, has outsold the Pentium M at retail.
However, because the new system takes some emphasis away from clock speed, consumers may eventually take a different view of the mobile processor.
AMD switched to a model-numbering scheme in late 2001. The model numbers developed for its Athlon XP, such as 2500+ or 3000+, reflect the each chip's performance compared with older chips in the Athlon family, the company has said. AMD uses similar numbers for its newer Athlon 64 range, which has a a 3400+ model that runs at 2.2GHz and has 1MB of cache.
Seed...no prob....I tried...glad ol' Bob helped ya out.
Maybe we can turn up the burner....switch to propane......add a little Nitro...........ooooooooohhh....spray a little NOS....
SEED>>>>>>.
this may help
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=470
or
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=504
these guys love a challenge.
GLTY
GO GET FRED....have fun with this bashers
....eCONNECT CEO SENTENCED TO OVER 8 YEARS
IN FEDERAL PRISON TERM IN SECURITIES FRAUD CASE
The former CEO of eConnect, who orchestrated a scheme in which he distributed false information to boost the stock price of the publicly traded company, has been sentenced to 97 months in federal prison.
Thomas S. Hughes, 56, of Rancho Palos Verdes, was sentenced late Monday by United States District Judge Nora M. Manella.
Hughes pleaded guilty in August 2003 to three counts of securities fraud for issuing false press releases and making false statements on the company’s website. Hughes also pleaded guilty to one count of criminal contempt of court for spreading misleading information about eConnect in violation of an injunction obtained by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission in a lawsuit filed against eConnect and Hughes in 2000 for issuing false press releases..
United States Attorney Debra W. Yang said: “After being sued by the SEC, Mr. Hughes continued to engage in deceptive practices that defrauded the investing public. His history, as well as the millions of dollars of losses for which is responsible, led to today’s sentence.
“The lengthy prison term sends a strong message that those who fail to follow and comply with sanctions obtained by the SEC will be punished.”
In July 2002, Hughes oversaw the issuance of false and misleading press releases that claimed:
· eConnect had received a $20 million dollar investment in AA-rated, asset-backed bonds from another issuer;
· eConnect had begun a stock repurchase program; and
· eConnect had received a purchase order to sell $964,000 worth of its key product, the eCashPad.
In fact, the so-called “AA” bonds were not rated and had little value and there was no stock repurchase program. The press release regarding the nearly $1 million sale of eCashPads was misleading because it caused the public to believe the purchase orders came from a company that had no relationship with eConnect.
The SEC suspended trading in eConnect stock on July 25, 2002. At the same time the criminal case was filed on August 7, 2002, the SEC filed a second civil lawsuit charging Hughes, eConnect and others with various federal securities law violations. The SEC obtained summary judgement in the case from Judge Manella.
eConnect is now known as Eye Cash Networks, Inc. (ticker symbol: ECNI).
This case is the product of an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which received assistance from the Securities and Exchange Commission and NASD Regulation, Inc.
Release No. 04-027
Ifred is over here......take him back.
http://www.atomicbobs.com/index.php?mode=read&id=16784