Virtual Sourcing Inc. (fka PGCX)

[Jimmy Swaggert]

Well, I feel bad for them. This is what cracks me up about StockMister - Taken from his email today about PGCX - Read the Bold Print... and always the small print in the disclaimers.

Make up your mind StockMister!!!!!

I would like to also explain how my Newsletter Makes MONEY!!

I DON'T FRONTLOAD, BUY, RECEIVE any SHARES of a Company I Profile!! I NEVER OWN ANY POSITION IN A COMPANY I ALERT/PROFILE!! It would be UNFAIR, WRONG and ILLEGAL for me to have a position in ANY Company I ever Profile on my Newsletter! I am what is known as a STOCK PROMOTER!!

I just wanted to address this issue for some people who might think I trade the companies I profile on my Newsletter or I own a position before or during the time I profile them!!! The honest truth is I DO NOT!!..... I do get CASH compensation to profile companies most of the times I talk about them in my Newsletter, this is HOW I MAKE MONEY and pretty much how 99% of ALL the other Newsletters out there make money...... Most of you have signed up to my Newsletter because of an advertisement you saw, well it costs money to run those advertisements.... I ALWAYS Disclose how much and who paid me in my Disclaimer at the end of each e-mail!!!

Here is some information directly from the SEC Website: http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/cyberfraud/newsletter.htm

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"XYZ Newsletter receives fees from the companies we write about in our newsletter."

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I hope this answers a lot of your questions and also gives you a better perspective to my play's the Next Time you see one!! Don't forget to tell everyone you know about StockMister.com and help my Newsletter Grow!!

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Rafael, A.K.A StockMister


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