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buy / sell volume...
Hey translatr...I hope you're right!
Nice find Mar-Key...
The couple walked away with a pair of Samsung Blackjack mobile phones, two XBox 360s, a diamond necklace each, candles, belts, pajamas, chocolate-covered strawberries, cookies, a year subscription to GameznFlix and more.
Dear XXX XXXXX,
We just shipped you the following movie
Three Wise Guys
Please come back and fill your queue with more movies and games so we know what to send you next.
Thanks!
The GameZnFlix Team
I subscribed for the service 04/2006 and as I recall was getting the emails then also...
I've been getting email notifications all along of GnF rentals being shipped...just got one today.
works for me...
Podcasts...Service Temporarily Unavailable
looks the same to me...don't see any change
In good company...
http://www.sandra-carter.com/info.cgi?id=clist
Market Wire - February 05, 2007 9:11 AM ET
TheSUBWAY.com names the following stocks to its Stock Alert List: Premier Mortgage Resources, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: PMRS), GameZnFlix, Inc. (OTCBB: GZFX), Banyan Corporation's (OTCBB: BANY), GS AgriFuels Corporation (OTCBB: GSEG).
Premier Mortgage Resources, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: PMRS) just announced that it is on target to exceed $3 million in sales in 2007 with an expected goal of $8 - 15 million in 2008. This would represent a substantial increase in the company's sales in the manufacture of high precision fabrication machinery from 2006.
The impetus behind Premier Mortgage Resources' projected upsurge in sales is the company's recent announcement that upon the closing of the acquisition of Auto V Grooving, Inc., it intends to open 12 strategically placed fabrication business units (FBU) throughout North America in the next 36 months, which will serve the wood, solid surface and stone fabricating industries in each of its regions of operation.
Other stocks highlighted include GameZnFlix, Inc. (OTCBB: GZFX): Stock Pick List, up 7% on 53 million shares, Banyan Corporation's (OTCBB: BANY): Stock Pick List, up 9% on 39 million shares, GS AgriFuels Corporation (OTCBB: GSEG): Stock Pick List, down 6% on 40 million shares.
"The real estate market continues to be the wild card in the broader economy, and even has stock market investors worried as well. Indeed, some markets saw price appreciation rates of as much as 50%, while the national average was better than 10%. But as home price trends tend to lag behind sales trends by about nine to 12 months, many are predicting home prices will be weakest in 2008 and perhaps even into 2009." More is available at: http://www.thesubway.com.
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that was also my guess and it does...
gosh...you guys are watching this thing like a hawk...
when it first opened, my rentals were address to be returned to Kent, WA...
Been wondering why my rentals have not been handled through Kent for some time now. Just thought it was a demand thing...
Hey slugjockey...a DC was opened in Kent, WA last year.
Wonder if it is still open???
I am in Kennewick and all my returns go to CA.
sameooo...sameooo...
Changes in GnF Podcasts?...maybe
http://gameznflix.clickcaster.com/
it's AWESOME!!!
it's AWESOME!!!
boring...EOM
ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF SEC FRAUD
Two prominent Republican senators renewed their criticism yesterday of the way the Securities and Exchange Commission carried out its investigation into a major hedge fund, Pequot Capital Management.
In separate speeches on the Senate floor, the senators, Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania and Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, said the S.E.C. — which filed no charges against Pequot — had failed to aggressively follow up on investigative leads developed by the lawyer who led the inquiry, Gary J. Aguirre.
Both senators said their statements reflected the findings of an interim report, which is expected to be released today, on their investigation of the S.E.C.’s conduct in the case.
The hedge fund came under regulatory scrutiny in late 2004 when Mr. Aguirre began investigating several profitable trades made by Pequot in advance of mergers or other market-moving news. The Pequot trades were flagged by stock exchange surveillance teams and forwarded to the commission.
The S.E.C. fired Mr. Aguirre in September 2005 after he complained that his investigation had been derailed by outside political influence.
“The S.E.C. should have taken Mr. Aguirre’s allegations seriously,” Mr. Grassley said. “Instead, it circled the wagons and shot the whistle-blower — an all-too-familiar practice in Washington.”
Mr. Specter called on the S.E.C. to reopen its investigation of Pequot, citing what he called “conclusive proof” that political considerations had figured in the agency’s decision to delay taking the testimony of an influential Wall Street executive, John J. Mack. The commission did eventually interview Mr. Mack, but only after Mr. Aguirre criticized it in letters to Congress.
“The overwhelming evidence in the matter showed that the testimony should have been taken at a much earlier stage,” Mr. Specter said.
The S.E.C. closed its investigation without filing any charges against Mr. Mack or anyone else connected with the Pequot matter.
An S.E.C. spokesman, John Nester, said he had not yet had the chance to read the interim report, but he said the commission would “carefully consider the report’s findings and recommendations.” Mr. Nester said the commission had cooperated fully with Congressional investigations, a statement echoed by Mr. Grassley.
The S.E.C.’s investigation “was plagued with problems from its beginning to its abrupt conclusion,” Mr. Grassley said. “The termination of Mr. Aguirre by the S.E.C. was highly suspect given the timing and circumstances.”
Both senators had particularly harsh words for the S.E.C.’s inspector general, Walter J. Stachnik. Mr. Specter said that in all his years in the Senate he could not recall “an I.G. who said less, did less and was thoroughly inadequate in the investigation.”
He mocked what he said was the inspector general’s defense — that it was not his responsibility to second-guess certain S.E.C. decisions. “Well, that’s the purpose of having an I.G.,” Senator Specter said.
Mr. Stachnik declined to comment last night.
OT...going back in two years and retire on my farm
I was...now in WA
buys out number sells & down 16%...???
http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=trades&symbol=NB^GZFX&cb=1170186424
same here...can't log on
I would say Moroch is right on top of this new developement...
How about if they replace the jewel cases with gift cards...
better yet...is anyone here?