Replies to post #546 on PAO Group Inc (PAOG)

[CheezyTang]

that was my point also...see my last post. eom

[serfdom]

Yeah, I noticed that too.

Remember the old Telatinos site had the history and lucrative future investment possibilities of VOIP, rather than specific details about the alleged company. Same deal with Beverly Hills, IMO.

For newbies, Telatinos (Now trades NTCV) was another one of Paul Taylor's companies. As the Tellie deal was winding down, and all the sheep had been sheared, he fired up VPBH, now called CCDE.

If you're curious, just check out the NTCV board here at iHub. Two ABRASIVE reverse splits eventually flushed the remaining investors (down 99.999% in seven months) completely out of the stock. As I recall, in Sept. 05 it was 1:2975, followed by a 1:333 in January 06. Now it's just an anonymous cert-printing operation with no PR and no discernable business plan.

There's even a picture of Paul Taylor in the iBox, which RKD kept removing from this board. Gee, I wonder why?

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=3332

[serfdom]

BEVERLY HILLS Weight Loss & Wellness Unveils
XPOUND PROGRAM To Combat Child Obesity

-that's from the website, along with a very compelling article about child obesity.

BUT WHERE THE HECK IS A LINK FOR MORE INFO? HOW ABOUT A PHONE NUMBER THAT'S EASY TO FIND? Sheesh, even a hair salon lists their phone number on their homepage. And how about placing this article (a revenue generator) near the top of the page, in larger type? I'm sorry, but this is a complete sham. If I were a potential customer, I would frown at this and move on to another website. Most likely, I would not even see it there at the bottom of the page.

Instead, we get: "it is expected that parents will bring their children, and, as a family, become clients of the Company's clinics." Now THAT phrase is targeted soley at penny stock investors. Big fluffy white ones with four legs that say Baaah!

You know, if I paid a design firm to build me a website that will generate new business, and if this is what they gave me...

I would first fire them, then I would sue them for gross negligence and get my money back. I might even hire them again - just so I could yell at them some more.