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Tuesday, 08/29/2000 10:40:52 PM

Tuesday, August 29, 2000 10:40:52 PM

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Anybody see this post on bobz?What do you think.
PennyPros.com absolutely agrees with this post.
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A request from a fellow PCBM shareholder.
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I read something today that saddened me a great deal.
I know some of you may disagree with this post, but it is
truly the way I feel now about PCBM and our situation.

Isn't it correct that we all own this company? If you
bought shares and have a long position, then you own part of
the company and care about where it goes. You want PCBM to
succeed. You want the price to go up over time. You want
to profit from the price increase. You understand that there
is a potential for the price to increase by 5000% or more
over the next couple of years.

Well, I'm finding out that all of this chit-chat we're
having on here is probably hurting the company. The talk about
shorting, cert pulling, hiring of lawyers, phase 2, etc.

This message board here at Raging Bull is hurting the company
and it's employees. Not only financially, but personally
as well.

PCBM (the company and it's employees) are against RB and
it's posters. They think all of us are just a bunch of
pump and dumpers and aren't serious about the company's
long-term prospects. They are sick of the emails and the
calls. It is hindering their business plan efforts and
is embarrassing them.

I'm excluding the bashers since they have their own agenda.
They don't own the company and don't care. So, there is
really nothing we can do about them. We can only do our best
to contradict the things they say based on the knowledge we
have.

But for us longs, I am urging all of us to stop this
nonsense. Stop the talk about the short position. Stop
the talk about pulling of certificates to squeeze out the
shorts. Stop the hiring of lawyers to demand a high price
for our shares in the event of a paper call.

First off, it is confusing new investors. It turns them
away and prevents them from seeing the real potential of
the company.

Secondly, we are speculating too much. Yes, maybe there is
a big short position, but no one here knows how many shares
are in the float, exactly how many O/S we have, and how
many shares are shorted. NO ONE knows for sure, not even
IR.

Thirdly, I've read many times over the past couple of weeks
that pulling certificates may not do squat to an OTC
stock. I think it's ok to pulling a certificate, but only
to keep yourself from selling quickly or to give it as
a nice gift.

Finally, all of this talk is embarrassing the company
and it is embarrassing the shareholders/investors. It may be
keeping larger investors away as well which may hurt us in
the long-run.

So, as a request, I urge all of you to focus on the long-term
prospects of PCBM.

If you are here to pump and dump your shares, then you might
consider going somewhere else. PCBM is a REAL company with a
REAL business plan. It isn't a scam and isn't a short-term
trade. It's a long-term investment.

PLEASE.

I tore down the PCBM stock certificate gallery today
by request from one of our loyal shareholders. Also, with
all due respect to Bill, I will having nothing to do
with any hiring of lawyers (phase 2 or whatever) to
sell my shares for a ridiculous amount. That, in my
opinion, will hurt the company. And, I will no longer
talk about things I don't know about (like shorting, cert
pulling and the reasons why).

I will, however, from now on attempt to spread the words in
this letter and will attempt to talk about the long-term
prospects of the company, help out new/potential shareholders,
and will attempt to contradict the bashers as best I can.

I urge all of you to do the same.

Best regards!
Stanford
PCBM LONG 260,000 shares




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