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Re: hapslap post# 8980

Friday, 04/08/2005 10:41:39 AM

Friday, April 08, 2005 10:41:39 AM

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It's a press release <choose your own adjective> not a management report to share holders or the SEC.

I am more concerned with:
"Veltex Corporation has received a purchase order for $161,228 and to follow on order of over $369,000 within a 30 day period with existing customer Sun Shirts, LLC, located in the City of Industry, CA, who is a distributor of over sixteen years in resort wear, airport shops, hotel gift shops, beach shops. Sun Shirts, LLC distributes its finished product line nationally throughout the United States and the Caribbean."

The part of the sentence is extremely important, yet grammatically incorrect and nonsense. They need to start putting out corrections for these press releases that clarify what they are trying to communicate otherwise we are being told, in this case, a half truth. They received a purchase order and then something else will happen. But what? We can specualte as to what that language means or what the "spirit" of the language is and that is all. They still need to correct "disturber" IMHO and someone who is a native english speaker needs to start proof reading these things before they go public. Unless, and I am stating this for fairness and balance, thi is a SCAM! (not my belief at all)

Go Veltex!