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Gamecom/Ferris puts together an Awesome Financing Deal!
Friends and shareholders:
Attached is this morning's press release announcing GameCom's recently-negotiated relationship with Olympic Holdings, L.L.C., pursuant to which Olympic will fund $1 million in growth capital to GameCom/Ferris over the next couple of months.
In conjunction with the Ferris merger, I have been seeking a capital infusion to see the company through the merger, and to help launch the "new" company. With funding opportunities in decline, I have encountered the usual suspects of financing vehicles, from proposed hugely-discounted sales of free-trading shares to the typical "death spiral convertible" offerings.
However, take a close look at our arrangement with Olympic, and I'm very confident you'll be very pleased. The three debentures, to be issued as Olympic provides the funds in three traunches over the next two months, bear interest at only six percent, and are convertible at market rate into restricted shares, to be held a minimum of one year from the last delivery of funds to GameCom/Ferris. That's it. No discounts to market, no reset provisions.
We are almost equally excited with our new consulting arrangement with Olympic. Its principals have an excellent track record in finding suitable private companies for acquisition. In fact, a potential acquisition target brought to our attention by Olympic is how this relationship started. While we will be taking a careful look at this company beginning next week, after we catch our breath following completion of the Ferris merger, the more we talked with Olympic, the broader the discussions became. This debenture and this consulting agreement resulted from those broader discussions.
Stay tuned, as we look forward to a successful shareholders' meeting this afternoon.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
GameCom Secures $1,000,000 in Funding
ARLINGTON, Texas, Sep 21, 2001 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- GameCom,
Inc. (OTCBB:GAMZ), www.GameComInc.com -- a leader in interactive
Internet gaming -- today announced that it has successfully placed
$1,000,000 in convertible debentures with Olympic Holdings, L.L.C.
In addition, the Company has retained Olympic to seek appropriate
acquisition targets for continued expansion.
Olympic, based in Bethesda, Maryland, with a satellite office in Virginia
Beach, Virginia, is a financial, corporate advisory, and investment firm
specializing in the active turnaround of companies in the biotechnical,
biomedical, and medical support industries.
"We are delighted with this financing package from Olympic,"
commented L. Kelly Jones, GameCom's chief executive officer.
"Olympic exhibited real interest and excitement over the future of our
company. In addition, the extremely favorable conversion terms of the
debenture reflect Olympic's confidence in our ability to execute upon our
business plan. Once the Ferris merger is completed, Olympic will assist
us in our continuing efforts to look for opportunities to expand our reach
in the interactive computer gaming and virtual reality fields."
"We are very excited about GameCom/Ferris' future, as evidenced by
our capital infusion," said William E. K. ("Kyle") Hathaway II, manager of
Olympic. "The Company has an exciting story to tell, with excellent
management. We look forward to being long-term participants in the
future of GameCom/Ferris."
The terms of the financing requires Olympic to fund $1,000,000 in three
phases, the first of which will commence next week with the third phase
funded by November 15, 2001. In addition, the convertible debentures
have the right to be converted into common shares of GameCom based
upon the Company's market price at the time of funding for each phase.
The conversion feature does not contain any provisions for a discount to
market price.
About GameCom
GameCom, based in Arlington, Texas, is a fully reporting, publicly
traded Texas corporation. GameCom designs, manufactures, and
assembles `Net GameLink(TM), an interactive Internet gaming concept
featuring network-enabled gaming kiosks. Based in Phoenix, Arizona,
Ferris is the world's largest and fastest growing producer of integrated
hardware and software technology to the immersive virtual reality
industry.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements.
Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by the words such
as "plans," "expects," "believes," "anticipates," or "intends." Investors
are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and
uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from
current expectations. GameCom urges investors to review in detail the
risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
CONTACT: Magnum Financial Group, LLC
Kari Rundquist, 213-488-0443
kari@magnumfinancial.com
Tragedy forces GameCom to postpone merger vote
http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/news_story.htm?i=10705
by John Harrell, Editor • 14 September 2001
ARLINGTON, Texas - Interactive gaming kiosk designer GameCom Inc. has been forced to postpone a shareholder meeting on Sept. 14, including a vote on its merger with virtual reality entertainment company Ferris Productions Inc., because of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center three days earlier.
GameCom has rescheduled the shareholder meeting for Sept. 21.
New York-based Continental Stock Transfer and Trust Company, which was compiling voting for the company, has been closed since the terrorist attack. With Continental shut down, GameCom was unable to obtain certified proxy votes by Sept. 14.
Continental is located on Broadway in the heart of the New York financial district, which has been paralyzed since the terrorist attack, which brought down the World Trade Center’s twin towers. The New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ exchanges, which have been closed since the attack, are scheduled to reopen on September 17.
"We were talking with Continental’s officials and they told us we were not the only company that couldn’t go ahead with something like this because of the inability to certify proxy votes," said L. Kelly Jones, GameCom chief executive officer. "Everything south of 14th Street (in Manhattan) is closed and that’s the financial nerve-and I don’t think I’m overstating by saying this-for the entire world."
GameCom and Ferris signed a letter-of-intent to merge on April 18 and announced a formal merger agreement 16 days later.
Five days after the letter-of-intent was signed, however, Entertainment Technologies & Programs Inc. (ETPI) filed suit, alleging that Ferris was bound to conduct good faith negotiations with the company as part of a letter of intent they signed in March. Ferris countered that it terminated that letter on April 17, one day before signing with GameCom.
On Sept. 14, Jones said that Ferris recently filed a countersuit against ETPI, alleging that ETPI had failed to finish paying a promissory note to Ferris. Ferris and GameCom also plan to file a motion next week for a summary judgment to have ETPI’s suit dismissed.
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Tragedy forces GameCom to postpone merger vote
http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/news_story.htm?i=10705
by John Harrell, Editor • 14 September 2001
ARLINGTON, Texas - Interactive gaming kiosk designer GameCom Inc. has been forced to postpone a shareholder meeting on Sept. 14, including a vote on its merger with virtual reality entertainment company Ferris Productions Inc., because of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center three days earlier.
GameCom has rescheduled the shareholder meeting for Sept. 21.
New York-based Continental Stock Transfer and Trust Company, which was compiling voting for the company, has been closed since the terrorist attack. With Continental shut down, GameCom was unable to obtain certified proxy votes by Sept. 14.
Continental is located on Broadway in the heart of the New York financial district, which has been paralyzed since the terrorist attack, which brought down the World Trade Center’s twin towers. The New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ exchanges, which have been closed since the attack, are scheduled to reopen on September 17.
"We were talking with Continental’s officials and they told us we were not the only company that couldn’t go ahead with something like this because of the inability to certify proxy votes," said L. Kelly Jones, GameCom chief executive officer. "Everything south of 14th Street (in Manhattan) is closed and that’s the financial nerve-and I don’t think I’m overstating by saying this-for the entire world."
GameCom and Ferris signed a letter-of-intent to merge on April 18 and announced a formal merger agreement 16 days later.
Five days after the letter-of-intent was signed, however, Entertainment Technologies & Programs Inc. (ETPI) filed suit, alleging that Ferris was bound to conduct good faith negotiations with the company as part of a letter of intent they signed in March. Ferris countered that it terminated that letter on April 17, one day before signing with GameCom.
On Sept. 14, Jones said that Ferris recently filed a countersuit against ETPI, alleging that ETPI had failed to finish paying a promissory note to Ferris. Ferris and GameCom also plan to file a motion next week for a summary judgment to have ETPI’s suit dismissed.
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Tragedy forces GameCom to postpone merger vote
http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/news_story.htm?i=10705
by John Harrell, Editor • 14 September 2001
ARLINGTON, Texas - Interactive gaming kiosk designer GameCom Inc. has been forced to postpone a shareholder meeting on Sept. 14, including a vote on its merger with virtual reality entertainment company Ferris Productions Inc., because of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center three days earlier.
GameCom has rescheduled the shareholder meeting for Sept. 21.
New York-based Continental Stock Transfer and Trust Company, which was compiling voting for the company, has been closed since the terrorist attack. With Continental shut down, GameCom was unable to obtain certified proxy votes by Sept. 14.
Continental is located on Broadway in the heart of the New York financial district, which has been paralyzed since the terrorist attack, which brought down the World Trade Center’s twin towers. The New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ exchanges, which have been closed since the attack, are scheduled to reopen on September 17.
"We were talking with Continental’s officials and they told us we were not the only company that couldn’t go ahead with something like this because of the inability to certify proxy votes," said L. Kelly Jones, GameCom chief executive officer. "Everything south of 14th Street (in Manhattan) is closed and that’s the financial nerve-and I don’t think I’m overstating by saying this-for the entire world."
GameCom and Ferris signed a letter-of-intent to merge on April 18 and announced a formal merger agreement 16 days later.
Five days after the letter-of-intent was signed, however, Entertainment Technologies & Programs Inc. (ETPI) filed suit, alleging that Ferris was bound to conduct good faith negotiations with the company as part of a letter of intent they signed in March. Ferris countered that it terminated that letter on April 17, one day before signing with GameCom.
On Sept. 14, Jones said that Ferris recently filed a countersuit against ETPI, alleging that ETPI had failed to finish paying a promissory note to Ferris. Ferris and GameCom also plan to file a motion next week for a summary judgment to have ETPI’s suit dismissed.
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Arch - Great Article thanks for posting it. EOM
Arch - I'm holding it together. It is hard New York is my home town and even though I don't live there any longer and most of my relatives have moved out of New York I still have many memories of the World Trade Center since I worked there a long time ago. I agree it will take the country a long time to recover from this tragedy.
Take Care,
Greg
GameCom to Adjourn Shareholder Meeting Until Friday, Sept. 21
ARLINGTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 13, 2001--GameCom, Inc. (OTCBB:GAMZ - news), www.GameComInc.com, a leader in interactive Internet gaming, today announced that it plans to adjourn its shareholder meeting until Friday, Sept. 21.
The adjournment is a direct result of the recent terrorist attacks in New York.
The purpose of the shareholder meeting, originally scheduled for Sept. 14, was to finalize the merger with Ferris Productions, Inc. However, since GameCom's transfer agent, Continental Stock Transfer and Trust Company, is currently closed for business, GameCom will be unable to certify the proxy results.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom's chief executive officer, commented: ``Continental is located at Two Broadway in downtown New York City. We last orally obtained voting results from Continental early Tuesday morning; however, since then Continental has been evacuated from its offices. It is our understanding that currently all businesses south of 14th Street are closed for emergency vehicular access, and it is doubtful that Continental will re-open prior to Monday. The voting process requires us to obtain certified proxy results from Continental, which we simply will not be able to do tomorrow.
``Naturally, we are disappointed with this delay. Although the merger vote will be delayed by one week, both companies' personnel are already working together on new projects, and there will be no delay in the combined Company's progress. We have all been reminded that there are more important things in life than delaying the merger of GameCom and Ferris for one week. Our foremost thoughts are with the people in New York,'' Jones concluded.
About GameCom
GameCom, based in Arlington, Texas, is a fully reporting, publicly traded Texas corporation. GameCom designs, manufactures, and assembles `Net GameLink(TM), an interactive Internet gaming concept featuring network-enabled gaming kiosks. Based in Phoenix, Arizona, Ferris is the world's largest and fastest-growing producer of integrated hardware and software technology to the immersive virtual reality industry.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by words such as ``plans,'' ``expects,'' ``believes,'' ``anticipates,'' or ``intends.'' Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. GameCom urges investors to review in detail the risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Magnum Financial Group, LLC, Los Angeles
Ms. Kari Rundquist, 213/488-0443 (investors)
kari@magnumfinancial.com
GameCom to Adjourn Shareholder Meeting Until Friday, Sept. 21
ARLINGTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 13, 2001--GameCom, Inc. (OTCBB:GAMZ - news), www.GameComInc.com, a leader in interactive Internet gaming, today announced that it plans to adjourn its shareholder meeting until Friday, Sept. 21.
The adjournment is a direct result of the recent terrorist attacks in New York.
The purpose of the shareholder meeting, originally scheduled for Sept. 14, was to finalize the merger with Ferris Productions, Inc. However, since GameCom's transfer agent, Continental Stock Transfer and Trust Company, is currently closed for business, GameCom will be unable to certify the proxy results.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom's chief executive officer, commented: ``Continental is located at Two Broadway in downtown New York City. We last orally obtained voting results from Continental early Tuesday morning; however, since then Continental has been evacuated from its offices. It is our understanding that currently all businesses south of 14th Street are closed for emergency vehicular access, and it is doubtful that Continental will re-open prior to Monday. The voting process requires us to obtain certified proxy results from Continental, which we simply will not be able to do tomorrow.
``Naturally, we are disappointed with this delay. Although the merger vote will be delayed by one week, both companies' personnel are already working together on new projects, and there will be no delay in the combined Company's progress. We have all been reminded that there are more important things in life than delaying the merger of GameCom and Ferris for one week. Our foremost thoughts are with the people in New York,'' Jones concluded.
About GameCom
GameCom, based in Arlington, Texas, is a fully reporting, publicly traded Texas corporation. GameCom designs, manufactures, and assembles `Net GameLink(TM), an interactive Internet gaming concept featuring network-enabled gaming kiosks. Based in Phoenix, Arizona, Ferris is the world's largest and fastest-growing producer of integrated hardware and software technology to the immersive virtual reality industry.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by words such as ``plans,'' ``expects,'' ``believes,'' ``anticipates,'' or ``intends.'' Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. GameCom urges investors to review in detail the risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Magnum Financial Group, LLC, Los Angeles
Ms. Kari Rundquist, 213/488-0443 (investors)
kari@magnumfinancial.com
GameCom to Adjourn Shareholder Meeting Until Friday, Sept. 21
ARLINGTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 13, 2001--GameCom, Inc. (OTCBB:GAMZ - news), www.GameComInc.com, a leader in interactive Internet gaming, today announced that it plans to adjourn its shareholder meeting until Friday, Sept. 21.
The adjournment is a direct result of the recent terrorist attacks in New York.
The purpose of the shareholder meeting, originally scheduled for Sept. 14, was to finalize the merger with Ferris Productions, Inc. However, since GameCom's transfer agent, Continental Stock Transfer and Trust Company, is currently closed for business, GameCom will be unable to certify the proxy results.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom's chief executive officer, commented: ``Continental is located at Two Broadway in downtown New York City. We last orally obtained voting results from Continental early Tuesday morning; however, since then Continental has been evacuated from its offices. It is our understanding that currently all businesses south of 14th Street are closed for emergency vehicular access, and it is doubtful that Continental will re-open prior to Monday. The voting process requires us to obtain certified proxy results from Continental, which we simply will not be able to do tomorrow.
``Naturally, we are disappointed with this delay. Although the merger vote will be delayed by one week, both companies' personnel are already working together on new projects, and there will be no delay in the combined Company's progress. We have all been reminded that there are more important things in life than delaying the merger of GameCom and Ferris for one week. Our foremost thoughts are with the people in New York,'' Jones concluded.
About GameCom
GameCom, based in Arlington, Texas, is a fully reporting, publicly traded Texas corporation. GameCom designs, manufactures, and assembles `Net GameLink(TM), an interactive Internet gaming concept featuring network-enabled gaming kiosks. Based in Phoenix, Arizona, Ferris is the world's largest and fastest-growing producer of integrated hardware and software technology to the immersive virtual reality industry.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by words such as ``plans,'' ``expects,'' ``believes,'' ``anticipates,'' or ``intends.'' Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. GameCom urges investors to review in detail the risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Magnum Financial Group, LLC, Los Angeles
Ms. Kari Rundquist, 213/488-0443 (investors)
kari@magnumfinancial.com
Recent Gamecom Article.
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=2295827&BRD=1427&PAG=461&dept_id=185827&rf...
Greg
Loyd - I believe this statement in the proxy may mean they were using AMD chips but the x86 technology is owned by Intel.
The gamestations feature X86 (Intel central processing unit) compatible 3D-game hardware and software.
http://www.zdnetindia.com/biztech/specials/intel/stories/20822.html
From the above link:
Processor partners?
Over time, AMD might also look to outsiders to manufacture some of its PC processors. Under a licensing agreement the company has with Intel, allowing AMD to manufacture processors based on Intel's X86 design, AMD can turn to chip foundries for up to 20 percent of its total manufacturing capacity.
"I expect over the next years we'll take advantage of that," Sanders said.
Intel holds patents to the X86 processor design, on which all PC chips are based.
Now I know all the previous production models Gamecom produced had AMD Athlon chips in them. The new production models may use Intel chips since Ferris has partnered with Intel to produce their products. Gamecom and Ferris will merge their technology so they will probably decide to go with Intel since they have decided to enter the gaming market. They are now a sponser of the CPL.
http://www.thecpl.com/index.asp?p=sponsors
http://www.gamecominc.com/Press/April_18_2001.html
I guess we will know more after the merger is final.
Take Care,
Greg
A good article on Ferris Productions. The GAMZ/Ferris merger should be complete after the September 14th 2001 shareholders meeting.
http://www.latimes.com/features/lifestyle/la-090601virtual.story
Greg
A good article on Ferris Productions. The GAMZ/Ferris merger should be complete after the September 14th 2001 shareholders meeting.
http://www.latimes.com/features/lifestyle/la-090601virtual.story
Greg
A good article on Ferris Productions. The GAMZ/Ferris merger should be complete after the September 14th 2001 shareholders meeting.
http://www.latimes.com/features/lifestyle/la-090601virtual.story
Greg
Dennis,
I sent an e-mail to Magnum a month ago to this address kari@magnumfinancial.com on Saturday and got a response on Sunday but it was GAMZ related.
It appears GAMZ did some extensive research on them based on Kelly's e-mail below.
http://www.gamecominc.com/Letter_from_the_CEO/letter_from_the_ceo_08_02_01.htm
Letter from the CEO - 08/02/01
Friends and shareholders:
Attached please find this morning's press release announcing that GameCom has retained Magnum Financial Group in Los Angeles as its investor relations professionals. We are very pleased to make this announcement.
As the spring evolved and we announced the Ferris Productions acquisition, we knew we needed a professional IR/PR firm to assist the company get the word out about our expanded operations, and to "take us to the next level." We wanted to have a top-notch firm advising us as we moved toward consummation of the merger, and as we began to perform on the combined business plan.
The selection of Magnum was indeed the result of an exhaustive search and due diligence process. We talked with over 100 companies, and the combined GameCom and Ferris boards of directors, as well as our consultants, participated in many joint teleconferences and interviews. We probably called over 100 small cap companies doing due diligence on our "finalists," and, in the end, we believe Magnum was the clear victor.
In Magnum's impressive materials, the first line from its mission statement says it all: "Magnum Financial Group's vision is to be the premier provider of value-creating financial services to micro and small cap public companies...." That's exactly what our research confirmed.
Magnum's assistance to GameCom in this transitional period will be comprehensive, as we didn't merely hire a firm to assist with press releases. Magnum will, among other responsibilities, be assisting us with creating a new overall appearance for the combined entity, new marketing and promotional materials, a new joint website presence, obtaining analyst coverage, opening and maintaining dialogue with our market makers, performing "streetwork," and coordinating quarterly/special event conference calls with the investment community.
From our contract, Magnum's objective is to "achieve the highest sustainable market value for the Company's securities, contributing to increased shareholder liquidity and enhanced corporate finance opportunities."
Some of the CEO comments we heard about Magnum and its president, Mike Manahan: "Mike is a pro. They have moved our stock in a difficult market," "Mike can take you to the next level -- he has the contacts, experience, drive, and is available when you need him," and "he clearly has the right contacts for small cap companies -- he specializes in servicing small cap companies."
I would be remiss if I didn't thank a couple of people for their extraordinary work on this project. Andy Wells from Ferris' board put in many hours, and I'm afraid to see the long distance phone bills from Arlington to Houston this month. Gary Cella, a GameCom consultant, was especially helpful with his reconnaissance, contacts, and personal meetings with some of the interviewed firms. Of course, as I mentioned, I appreciate the time from both companies' boards of directors.
Of course, Magnum's ability is dependent upon management doing its job, and delivering on our business plan. That's exactly what we intend to do, and believe we are doing. However, before we started announcing our progress, we wanted Magnum on board.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
Take Care,
Greg
Dennis - I don't believe the drop has anything to do with the ETPI lawsuit. I don't expect any bad news coming from that. I noticed on Level II that Herzog (HRZG) and HILL decided to make a market for the stock the last few days. The way I look at it is that there are two floats the real one which is around 6.5 Million and the MM float which is the 6.5 Million plus the Naked short MM positions. I really don't know if they will bring it lower or not. My guess is they will probably sell shares between themselves to get the price lower. Good luck with your decision it is hard trying to figure the crooks out LOL.
Take Care,
Greg
Information about Netgamelink concerning Voice over IP technology.
Question:
All, Does anyone know if the there are plans for the Net GameLink to support voice over IP (This basically amounts to being able to talk to the people you would be playing with across the internet)? Some of the more recent games integrate this functionality in the software, but others do not. IMHO, voice over IP functionality greatly adds to the "social" aspect, and thus the enjoyment of computer gaming.
Travis
Answer:
Greg,
We currently have the ability to do just that. We have looked at a variety of proprietary systems for gaming communication as well, providing the opportunity for sponsorships in the future. When the mass market is ready, (bandwidth is still an issue in many places - but improving.) GameCom/Ferris has the platform and technological know-how.
One of the most exciting developments currently on the 'Net GameLink(TM) frontier is the deployment of 'Net GameLink's(TM) self monitoring and remote configuration capabilities into other company products. Al Spivey our director of production and master programmer is currently overseeing this project in Phoenix, AZ.
These type of technological possibilities are precisely the reason that the company has pursued "PC-Based" platforms. You know we will always keep you updated - It's great to have such a knowledgeable shareholder base!
Sincerely,
Steven M. Haag M.Ed.
vice-president of business development
GameCom/Ferris
440 N. Center Street
Arlington, Texas 76011
817.261.GAMZ (4269)
GAMZ CEO e-mail about todays proxy filing.
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to advise you that our preliminary proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 8th "cleared" the Commission late last Friday, and you may have noticed that we filed our definitive proxy statement this morning.
The proxy statements and proxy cards are being printed today, and mailing may begin as early as tomorrow.
Those of you who are shareholders of record will receive your proxy statement and proxy card directly from Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company, GameCom's transfer agent.
The process is a bit more complicated for those of you whose shares are held in "street name" at your brokerage house. For you, a company named ADP Investor Communications Services, Inc. will be mailing your proxy statements, and it will be easier for you to vote via ADP. As the proxies are received by ADP, it will electronically forward the results to Continental, which will certify the final proxy results immediately prior to our meeting on September 14th.
As I mentioned previously, I trust you will take the time to carefully review the material contained within the proxy statement. Again, the "Frequently Asked Questions" section beginning on page four represents management's view of the proposed merger, as well as the other three proposals.
As always, I invite your questions and comments. Please remember, however, that I am required to be fairly limited in my comments regarding the merger and the material contained within the proxy statement.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
GAMZ CEO e-mail about todays proxy filing.
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to advise you that our preliminary proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 8th "cleared" the Commission late last Friday, and you may have noticed that we filed our definitive proxy statement this morning.
The proxy statements and proxy cards are being printed today, and mailing may begin as early as tomorrow.
Those of you who are shareholders of record will receive your proxy statement and proxy card directly from Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company, GameCom's transfer agent.
The process is a bit more complicated for those of you whose shares are held in "street name" at your brokerage house. For you, a company named ADP Investor Communications Services, Inc. will be mailing your proxy statements, and it will be easier for you to vote via ADP. As the proxies are received by ADP, it will electronically forward the results to Continental, which will certify the final proxy results immediately prior to our meeting on September 14th.
As I mentioned previously, I trust you will take the time to carefully review the material contained within the proxy statement. Again, the "Frequently Asked Questions" section beginning on page four represents management's view of the proposed merger, as well as the other three proposals.
As always, I invite your questions and comments. Please remember, however, that I am required to be fairly limited in my comments regarding the merger and the material contained within the proxy statement.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
GAMZ CEO e-mail about todays proxy filing.
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to advise you that our preliminary proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 8th "cleared" the Commission late last Friday, and you may have noticed that we filed our definitive proxy statement this morning.
The proxy statements and proxy cards are being printed today, and mailing may begin as early as tomorrow.
Those of you who are shareholders of record will receive your proxy statement and proxy card directly from Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company, GameCom's transfer agent.
The process is a bit more complicated for those of you whose shares are held in "street name" at your brokerage house. For you, a company named ADP Investor Communications Services, Inc. will be mailing your proxy statements, and it will be easier for you to vote via ADP. As the proxies are received by ADP, it will electronically forward the results to Continental, which will certify the final proxy results immediately prior to our meeting on September 14th.
As I mentioned previously, I trust you will take the time to carefully review the material contained within the proxy statement. Again, the "Frequently Asked Questions" section beginning on page four represents management's view of the proposed merger, as well as the other three proposals.
As always, I invite your questions and comments. Please remember, however, that I am required to be fairly limited in my comments regarding the merger and the material contained within the proxy statement.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
GAMZ CEO e-mail about todays proxy filing.
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to advise you that our preliminary proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 8th "cleared" the Commission late last Friday, and you may have noticed that we filed our definitive proxy statement this morning.
The proxy statements and proxy cards are being printed today, and mailing may begin as early as tomorrow.
Those of you who are shareholders of record will receive your proxy statement and proxy card directly from Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company, GameCom's transfer agent.
The process is a bit more complicated for those of you whose shares are held in "street name" at your brokerage house. For you, a company named ADP Investor Communications Services, Inc. will be mailing your proxy statements, and it will be easier for you to vote via ADP. As the proxies are received by ADP, it will electronically forward the results to Continental, which will certify the final proxy results immediately prior to our meeting on September 14th.
As I mentioned previously, I trust you will take the time to carefully review the material contained within the proxy statement. Again, the "Frequently Asked Questions" section beginning on page four represents management's view of the proposed merger, as well as the other three proposals.
As always, I invite your questions and comments. Please remember, however, that I am required to be fairly limited in my comments regarding the merger and the material contained within the proxy statement.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
Gamecom/Ferris Merger has received "SEC Approval"
http://www.10kwizard.com/filing.php?repo=tenk&ipage=1483804&doc=1&total=&back=2&....
Last step is Gamecom shareholder approval and the deal is done.
Greg
Gamecom/Ferris Merger has received "SEC Approval"
http://www.10kwizard.com/filing.php?repo=tenk&ipage=1483804&doc=1&total=&back=2&....
Last step is Gamecom shareholder approval and the deal is done.
Greg
Gamecom/Ferris Merger has received "SEC Approval"
http://www.10kwizard.com/filing.php?repo=tenk&ipage=1483804&doc=1&total=&back=2&....
Last step is Gamecom shareholder approval and the deal is done.
Greg
Gamecom/Ferris Merger has received "SEC Approval"
http://www.10kwizard.com/filing.php?repo=tenk&ipage=1483804&doc=1&total=&back=2&...
Last step is Gamecom shareholder approval and the deal is done.
Greg
GAMZ is on the OTCBBPULSE Stock leads page.
http://www.otcbbpulse.com/leads.html
http://www.otcbbpulse.com/cgi-bin/pulsequote.cgi?symbol=GAMZ
Greg
GameCom moves to proxy stage in Ferris acquisition
By: DeNell Russell, Staff Writer August 17, 2001
Interactive game manufacturer GameCom (OTCBB: GAMZ) has filed a proxy statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as part of its proceedings to acquire Ferris Productions Inc.
Proxy statements will be mailed to GameCom shareholders after the SEC approves the document. A shareholder's meeting is scheduled for Sept. 14 at GameCom's Arlington headquarters. Personnel changes already have taken place, with Arlington employees moving to Phoenix and Phoenix workers moving to Arlington, said Ferris Productions President Bob Ferris.
On another front, GameCom has retained Los Angeles-based Magnum Financial Group LLC to widen the company's standing in the investment and financial media communities.
"We are implementing a multi-tiered campaign to get our story and investment opportunity out to the public," GameCom Chief Executive Officer L. Kelly Jones said in a written statement. "Magnum was hired to bring our stock price and resulting market capitalization in line with our plans to take GameCom to the next level."
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=2232784&BRD=1427&PAG=461&dept_id=185827&rf...
Greg
GameCom moves to proxy stage in Ferris acquisition
By: DeNell Russell, Staff Writer August 17, 2001
Interactive game manufacturer GameCom (OTCBB: GAMZ) has filed a proxy statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as part of its proceedings to acquire Ferris Productions Inc.
Proxy statements will be mailed to GameCom shareholders after the SEC approves the document. A shareholder's meeting is scheduled for Sept. 14 at GameCom's Arlington headquarters. Personnel changes already have taken place, with Arlington employees moving to Phoenix and Phoenix workers moving to Arlington, said Ferris Productions President Bob Ferris.
On another front, GameCom has retained Los Angeles-based Magnum Financial Group LLC to widen the company's standing in the investment and financial media communities.
"We are implementing a multi-tiered campaign to get our story and investment opportunity out to the public," GameCom Chief Executive Officer L. Kelly Jones said in a written statement. "Magnum was hired to bring our stock price and resulting market capitalization in line with our plans to take GameCom to the next level."
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=2232784&BRD=1427&PAG=461&dept_id=185827&rf...
Greg
GameCom moves to proxy stage in Ferris acquisition
By: DeNell Russell, Staff Writer August 17, 2001
Interactive game manufacturer GameCom (OTCBB: GAMZ) has filed a proxy statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as part of its proceedings to acquire Ferris Productions Inc.
Proxy statements will be mailed to GameCom shareholders after the SEC approves the document. A shareholder's meeting is scheduled for Sept. 14 at GameCom's Arlington headquarters. Personnel changes already have taken place, with Arlington employees moving to Phoenix and Phoenix workers moving to Arlington, said Ferris Productions President Bob Ferris.
On another front, GameCom has retained Los Angeles-based Magnum Financial Group LLC to widen the company's standing in the investment and financial media communities.
"We are implementing a multi-tiered campaign to get our story and investment opportunity out to the public," GameCom Chief Executive Officer L. Kelly Jones said in a written statement. "Magnum was hired to bring our stock price and resulting market capitalization in line with our plans to take GameCom to the next level."
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=2232784&BRD=1427&PAG=461&dept_id=185827&rf...
Greg
GameCom moves to proxy stage in Ferris acquisition
By: DeNell Russell, Staff Writer August 17, 2001
Interactive game manufacturer GameCom (OTCBB: GAMZ) has filed a proxy statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as part of its proceedings to acquire Ferris Productions Inc.
Proxy statements will be mailed to GameCom shareholders after the SEC approves the document. A shareholder's meeting is scheduled for Sept. 14 at GameCom's Arlington headquarters. Personnel changes already have taken place, with Arlington employees moving to Phoenix and Phoenix workers moving to Arlington, said Ferris Productions President Bob Ferris.
On another front, GameCom has retained Los Angeles-based Magnum Financial Group LLC to widen the company's standing in the investment and financial media communities.
"We are implementing a multi-tiered campaign to get our story and investment opportunity out to the public," GameCom Chief Executive Officer L. Kelly Jones said in a written statement. "Magnum was hired to bring our stock price and resulting market capitalization in line with our plans to take GameCom to the next level."
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=2232784&BRD=1427&PAG=461&dept_id=185827&rf...
Greg
Ferris produces VR for Olympic tour
Looks like a few places are picking up this story.
http://www.kioskmarketplace.com/news_story.htm?i=10589
Greg
Pictures from the filming of the Red Baron project.
http://www16.brinkster.com/gemmerling/planepic1
http://www16.brinkster.com/gemmerling/planepic2
http://www16.brinkster.com/gemmerling/planepic3
These were sent by Kelly along with the below shareholder e-mail.
Letter from the CEO - 08/15/01
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to forward you this morning's press release, informing you that GameCom has been chosen as Kon-Lin Research and Analysis Corp.'s "Featured Stock of the Month."
For your convenience, I have attached a copy of the article from the August, 2001 The KonLin Letter, which was recently mailed to Kon-Lin's paid subscribers.
Obviously, we are very pleased with Kon-Lin's selection, and we hope it will be the first of many third-party validations of our company's progress and potential. Kon-Lin is a very respected company within the industry, and The KonLin Letter has a great track record in its selections. Let's hope its trend continues!
Please note that this was not a paid report. At Ed Taxin's suggestion, I sent some material to Kon-LIn a few months ago, and had no further dialogue with them until Mr. Konnie Kuhn called me a couple of weeks ago and advised me of GameCom's selection. In my discussions with him, it was obvious that Kon-Lin did a great deal of research on both GameCom and Ferris, and Mr. Kuhn gave me a very thorough review of our stock's history, fundamentals, charts, and his expectations of our potential future. They certainly did their homework.
Frankly, we had not expected any analytical coverage of our company until after the merger was concluded. We most sincerely hope Kon-Lin's recommendation serves notice of a quick start to our soon-to-be combined company's performance.
Finally, if you noticed the file being a bit large as it came in on your computer, I have included a "sneak peak" of the filming of the Red Baron Pizza project two weeks ago. I have attached three photographs from the filming process. After seeing them, I trust you will see why everyone associated with this project is so excited, and so anxious to see the final product. Imagine seeing this in a 360-degree immersive experience! I'll keep you advised as we complete production and deliver the virtual reality experience to Red Baron Pizza.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
GAMZ CEO E-mail about Kon-lin Letter.
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to forward you this morning's press release, informing you that GameCom has been chosen as Kon-Lin Research and Analysis Corp.'s "Featured Stock of the Month."
For your convenience, I have attached a copy of the article from the August, 2001 The KonLin Letter, which was recently mailed to Kon-Lin's paid subscribers.
Obviously, we are very pleased with Kon-Lin's selection, and we hope it will be the first of many third-party validations of our company's progress and potential. Kon-Lin is a very respected company within the industry, and The KonLin Letter has a great track record in its selections. Let's hope its trend continues!
Please note that this was not a paid report. At Ed Taxin's suggestion, I sent some material to Kon-LIn a few months ago, and had no further dialogue with them until Mr. Konnie Kuhn called me a couple of weeks ago and advised me of GameCom's selection. In my discussions with him, it was obvious that Kon-Lin did a great deal of research on both GameCom and Ferris, and Mr. Kuhn gave me a very thorough review of our stock's history, fundamentals, charts, and his expectations of our potential future. They certainly did their homework.
Frankly, we had not expected any analytical coverage of our company until after the merger was concluded. We most sincerely hope Kon-Lin's recommendation serves notice of a quick start to our soon-to-be combined company's performance.
Finally, if you noticed the file being a bit large as it came in on your computer, I have included a "sneak peak" of the filming of the Red Baron Pizza project two weeks ago. I have attached three photographs from the filming process. After seeing them, I trust you will see why everyone associated with this project is so excited, and so anxious to see the final product. Imagine seeing this in a 360-degree immersive experience! I'll keep you advised as we complete production and deliver the virtual reality experience to Red Baron Pizza.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
GAMZ CEO E-mail about Kon-lin Letter.
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to forward you this morning's press release, informing you that GameCom has been chosen as Kon-Lin Research and Analysis Corp.'s "Featured Stock of the Month."
For your convenience, I have attached a copy of the article from the August, 2001 The KonLin Letter, which was recently mailed to Kon-Lin's paid subscribers.
Obviously, we are very pleased with Kon-Lin's selection, and we hope it will be the first of many third-party validations of our company's progress and potential. Kon-Lin is a very respected company within the industry, and The KonLin Letter has a great track record in its selections. Let's hope its trend continues!
Please note that this was not a paid report. At Ed Taxin's suggestion, I sent some material to Kon-LIn a few months ago, and had no further dialogue with them until Mr. Konnie Kuhn called me a couple of weeks ago and advised me of GameCom's selection. In my discussions with him, it was obvious that Kon-Lin did a great deal of research on both GameCom and Ferris, and Mr. Kuhn gave me a very thorough review of our stock's history, fundamentals, charts, and his expectations of our potential future. They certainly did their homework.
Frankly, we had not expected any analytical coverage of our company until after the merger was concluded. We most sincerely hope Kon-Lin's recommendation serves notice of a quick start to our soon-to-be combined company's performance.
Finally, if you noticed the file being a bit large as it came in on your computer, I have included a "sneak peak" of the filming of the Red Baron Pizza project two weeks ago. I have attached three photographs from the filming process. After seeing them, I trust you will see why everyone associated with this project is so excited, and so anxious to see the final product. Imagine seeing this in a 360-degree immersive experience! I'll keep you advised as we complete production and deliver the virtual reality experience to Red Baron Pizza.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
GAMZ CEO E-mail about Kon-lin Letter.
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to forward you this morning's press release, informing you that GameCom has been chosen as Kon-Lin Research and Analysis Corp.'s "Featured Stock of the Month."
For your convenience, I have attached a copy of the article from the August, 2001 The KonLin Letter, which was recently mailed to Kon-Lin's paid subscribers.
Obviously, we are very pleased with Kon-Lin's selection, and we hope it will be the first of many third-party validations of our company's progress and potential. Kon-Lin is a very respected company within the industry, and The KonLin Letter has a great track record in its selections. Let's hope its trend continues!
Please note that this was not a paid report. At Ed Taxin's suggestion, I sent some material to Kon-LIn a few months ago, and had no further dialogue with them until Mr. Konnie Kuhn called me a couple of weeks ago and advised me of GameCom's selection. In my discussions with him, it was obvious that Kon-Lin did a great deal of research on both GameCom and Ferris, and Mr. Kuhn gave me a very thorough review of our stock's history, fundamentals, charts, and his expectations of our potential future. They certainly did their homework.
Frankly, we had not expected any analytical coverage of our company until after the merger was concluded. We most sincerely hope Kon-Lin's recommendation serves notice of a quick start to our soon-to-be combined company's performance.
Finally, if you noticed the file being a bit large as it came in on your computer, I have included a "sneak peak" of the filming of the Red Baron Pizza project two weeks ago. I have attached three photographs from the filming process. After seeing them, I trust you will see why everyone associated with this project is so excited, and so anxious to see the final product. Imagine seeing this in a 360-degree immersive experience! I'll keep you advised as we complete production and deliver the virtual reality experience to Red Baron Pizza.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
GAMZ CEO E-mail about Kon-lin Letter.
Friends and shareholders:
I am pleased to forward you this morning's press release, informing you that GameCom has been chosen as Kon-Lin Research and Analysis Corp.'s "Featured Stock of the Month."
For your convenience, I have attached a copy of the article from the August, 2001 The KonLin Letter, which was recently mailed to Kon-Lin's paid subscribers.
Obviously, we are very pleased with Kon-Lin's selection, and we hope it will be the first of many third-party validations of our company's progress and potential. Kon-Lin is a very respected company within the industry, and The KonLin Letter has a great track record in its selections. Let's hope its trend continues!
Please note that this was not a paid report. At Ed Taxin's suggestion, I sent some material to Kon-LIn a few months ago, and had no further dialogue with them until Mr. Konnie Kuhn called me a couple of weeks ago and advised me of GameCom's selection. In my discussions with him, it was obvious that Kon-Lin did a great deal of research on both GameCom and Ferris, and Mr. Kuhn gave me a very thorough review of our stock's history, fundamentals, charts, and his expectations of our potential future. They certainly did their homework.
Frankly, we had not expected any analytical coverage of our company until after the merger was concluded. We most sincerely hope Kon-Lin's recommendation serves notice of a quick start to our soon-to-be combined company's performance.
Finally, if you noticed the file being a bit large as it came in on your computer, I have included a "sneak peak" of the filming of the Red Baron Pizza project two weeks ago. I have attached three photographs from the filming process. After seeing them, I trust you will see why everyone associated with this project is so excited, and so anxious to see the final product. Imagine seeing this in a 360-degree immersive experience! I'll keep you advised as we complete production and deliver the virtual reality experience to Red Baron Pizza.
These are simply my personal comments, and should not be relied upon in your investment decisions. I strongly urge you to conduct your own due diligence with regard to an investment in GameCom. I respectfully refer you to GameCom's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
L. Kelly Jones, GameCom CEO
Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp. Issues Research Report On GameCom
GAMZ Named ``Featured Stock of the Month'' for August 2001
ARLINGTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--August 15, 2001--GameCom, Inc. (OTCBB:GAMZ - news), www.GameComInc.com, a leader in interactive Internet gaming, today announced that Konrad Kuhn of Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp., www.KonLin.com has issued a positive research report on the Company, while naming GameCom as Kon-Lin's acclaimed ``Featured Stock of the Month'' in the August edition of the well-respected ``The Kon-Lin Letter.''
Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp., does not accept compensation for its analyses of selected companies. ``The Kon-Lin Letter'' chooses low-priced stocks to analyze, with an emphasis on emerging growth and special situations poised for explosive price appreciation. ``The Kon-Lin Letter'' has constantly been one of the leading publications on Wall Street. It has been rated one of the best performing market letters in the nation, offering a unique service that each month recommends five low-priced selections, including a ``Featured Stock of the Month.''
The report includes a review of the latest developments at the Company, the Company's market position, and potential advantages, along with fundamentals and statistics.
``We are pleased by the positive endorsement received from Kon-Lin. We trust this is the first of many third-party validations of our growing company. In addition, our shareholders receive the added benefit of increased awareness generated from Kon-Lin's 250,000 subscription reader base,'' stated L. Kelly Jones, GameCom's chief executive officer.
GameCom announced its acquisition of Ferris Productions, Inc., www.FerrisVR.com, on April 18, 2001. GameCom's preliminary proxy statement with regard to the acquisition was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 8, 2001, and the shareholders' meeting to approve the acquisition is scheduled for Sept. 14, 2001.
About GameCom
GameCom, based in Arlington, Texas, is a fully reporting, publicly traded Texas corporation. GameCom designs, manufactures, and assembles `Net GameLink(TM), an interactive Internet gaming concept featuring network-enabled gaming kiosks. Based in Phoenix, Ariz., Ferris is the world's largest and fastest growing producer of integrated hardware and software technology to the immersive virtual reality industry.
This news release contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by the words such as ``plans,'' ``expects,'' ``believes,'' ``anticipates,'' or ``intends.'' Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. GameCom urges investors to review in detail the risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Magnum Financial Group, LLC
Kari Rundquist, 213/488-0443
kari@magnumfinancial.com
Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp. Issues Research Report On GameCom
GAMZ Named ``Featured Stock of the Month'' for August 2001
ARLINGTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--August 15, 2001--GameCom, Inc. (OTCBB:GAMZ - news), www.GameComInc.com, a leader in interactive Internet gaming, today announced that Konrad Kuhn of Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp., www.KonLin.com has issued a positive research report on the Company, while naming GameCom as Kon-Lin's acclaimed ``Featured Stock of the Month'' in the August edition of the well-respected ``The Kon-Lin Letter.''
Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp., does not accept compensation for its analyses of selected companies. ``The Kon-Lin Letter'' chooses low-priced stocks to analyze, with an emphasis on emerging growth and special situations poised for explosive price appreciation. ``The Kon-Lin Letter'' has constantly been one of the leading publications on Wall Street. It has been rated one of the best performing market letters in the nation, offering a unique service that each month recommends five low-priced selections, including a ``Featured Stock of the Month.''
The report includes a review of the latest developments at the Company, the Company's market position, and potential advantages, along with fundamentals and statistics.
``We are pleased by the positive endorsement received from Kon-Lin. We trust this is the first of many third-party validations of our growing company. In addition, our shareholders receive the added benefit of increased awareness generated from Kon-Lin's 250,000 subscription reader base,'' stated L. Kelly Jones, GameCom's chief executive officer.
GameCom announced its acquisition of Ferris Productions, Inc., www.FerrisVR.com, on April 18, 2001. GameCom's preliminary proxy statement with regard to the acquisition was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 8, 2001, and the shareholders' meeting to approve the acquisition is scheduled for Sept. 14, 2001.
About GameCom
GameCom, based in Arlington, Texas, is a fully reporting, publicly traded Texas corporation. GameCom designs, manufactures, and assembles `Net GameLink(TM), an interactive Internet gaming concept featuring network-enabled gaming kiosks. Based in Phoenix, Ariz., Ferris is the world's largest and fastest growing producer of integrated hardware and software technology to the immersive virtual reality industry.
This news release contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by the words such as ``plans,'' ``expects,'' ``believes,'' ``anticipates,'' or ``intends.'' Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. GameCom urges investors to review in detail the risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Magnum Financial Group, LLC
Kari Rundquist, 213/488-0443
kari@magnumfinancial.com
Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp. Issues Research Report On GameCom
GAMZ Named ``Featured Stock of the Month'' for August 2001
ARLINGTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--August 15, 2001--GameCom, Inc. (OTCBB:GAMZ - news), www.GameComInc.com, a leader in interactive Internet gaming, today announced that Konrad Kuhn of Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp., www.KonLin.com has issued a positive research report on the Company, while naming GameCom as Kon-Lin's acclaimed ``Featured Stock of the Month'' in the August edition of the well-respected ``The Kon-Lin Letter.''
Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp., does not accept compensation for its analyses of selected companies. ``The Kon-Lin Letter'' chooses low-priced stocks to analyze, with an emphasis on emerging growth and special situations poised for explosive price appreciation. ``The Kon-Lin Letter'' has constantly been one of the leading publications on Wall Street. It has been rated one of the best performing market letters in the nation, offering a unique service that each month recommends five low-priced selections, including a ``Featured Stock of the Month.''
The report includes a review of the latest developments at the Company, the Company's market position, and potential advantages, along with fundamentals and statistics.
``We are pleased by the positive endorsement received from Kon-Lin. We trust this is the first of many third-party validations of our growing company. In addition, our shareholders receive the added benefit of increased awareness generated from Kon-Lin's 250,000 subscription reader base,'' stated L. Kelly Jones, GameCom's chief executive officer.
GameCom announced its acquisition of Ferris Productions, Inc., www.FerrisVR.com, on April 18, 2001. GameCom's preliminary proxy statement with regard to the acquisition was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 8, 2001, and the shareholders' meeting to approve the acquisition is scheduled for Sept. 14, 2001.
About GameCom
GameCom, based in Arlington, Texas, is a fully reporting, publicly traded Texas corporation. GameCom designs, manufactures, and assembles `Net GameLink(TM), an interactive Internet gaming concept featuring network-enabled gaming kiosks. Based in Phoenix, Ariz., Ferris is the world's largest and fastest growing producer of integrated hardware and software technology to the immersive virtual reality industry.
This news release contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by the words such as ``plans,'' ``expects,'' ``believes,'' ``anticipates,'' or ``intends.'' Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. GameCom urges investors to review in detail the risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Magnum Financial Group, LLC
Kari Rundquist, 213/488-0443
kari@magnumfinancial.com
Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp. Issues Research Report On GameCom
GAMZ Named ``Featured Stock of the Month'' for August 2001
ARLINGTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--August 15, 2001--GameCom, Inc. (OTCBB:GAMZ - news), www.GameComInc.com, a leader in interactive Internet gaming, today announced that Konrad Kuhn of Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp., www.KonLin.com has issued a positive research report on the Company, while naming GameCom as Kon-Lin's acclaimed ``Featured Stock of the Month'' in the August edition of the well-respected ``The Kon-Lin Letter.''
Kon-Lin Research & Analysis Corp., does not accept compensation for its analyses of selected companies. ``The Kon-Lin Letter'' chooses low-priced stocks to analyze, with an emphasis on emerging growth and special situations poised for explosive price appreciation. ``The Kon-Lin Letter'' has constantly been one of the leading publications on Wall Street. It has been rated one of the best performing market letters in the nation, offering a unique service that each month recommends five low-priced selections, including a ``Featured Stock of the Month.''
The report includes a review of the latest developments at the Company, the Company's market position, and potential advantages, along with fundamentals and statistics.
``We are pleased by the positive endorsement received from Kon-Lin. We trust this is the first of many third-party validations of our growing company. In addition, our shareholders receive the added benefit of increased awareness generated from Kon-Lin's 250,000 subscription reader base,'' stated L. Kelly Jones, GameCom's chief executive officer.
GameCom announced its acquisition of Ferris Productions, Inc., www.FerrisVR.com, on April 18, 2001. GameCom's preliminary proxy statement with regard to the acquisition was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 8, 2001, and the shareholders' meeting to approve the acquisition is scheduled for Sept. 14, 2001.
About GameCom
GameCom, based in Arlington, Texas, is a fully reporting, publicly traded Texas corporation. GameCom designs, manufactures, and assembles `Net GameLink(TM), an interactive Internet gaming concept featuring network-enabled gaming kiosks. Based in Phoenix, Ariz., Ferris is the world's largest and fastest growing producer of integrated hardware and software technology to the immersive virtual reality industry.
This news release contains certain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by the words such as ``plans,'' ``expects,'' ``believes,'' ``anticipates,'' or ``intends.'' Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. GameCom urges investors to review in detail the risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Contact:
Magnum Financial Group, LLC
Kari Rundquist, 213/488-0443
kari@magnumfinancial.com