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Re: TampaTradr post# 7747

Tuesday, 10/24/2006 6:42:37 PM

Tuesday, October 24, 2006 6:42:37 PM

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real company doesn't act like Grifco.

-A company with profits will trumpet their accomplishment particularly in the light of the glorious forecast put out more than a year ago. Think about it, if you're trying to raise share value and you have good news...would you keep it a secret? Just that logic alone will tell you there is something seriously wrong (to a reasonable person).

-A real company won't release a"purchase order" PR period. Purchase order IS NOT A REALIZED REVENUE. The saddest part is that the dollar amount of $450K is nominal considering what they were boasting a year ago.

-real company don't have IR running out of an apartment 1,500 miles away from their HQ.

-real company won't blame their woes on Internet message boards.

-real company will disclose thier share structure without hesitation.

-real company will release results of an Audit - good or bad.

-real company will see the integrity in keeping their investors informed rather than hide their incompetance with silence.

-A real company will release audited financials and distribute dividend on the self-imposed target date.

-Real company operates within the COSO Framework (US Corporate management standards).

-Real Company will have outside board memebers to govern the checks and balances required to effectively run a company.

-Real Company won't have one person as the President, CEO, Board of Director who can issue shares to himself without shareholder knowledge.

-Real Company will invite all shareholders to their meeting. Between TTII and GFCI there are over 1,000 benefical owners and only 28 showed up (at least half of them didn't get any notice).