BMI: Agreed. They should have known earlier. There's no excuse. It's easy to rationalize the decision to back out of the DVD Avenue arrangement after the fact, but good businesses do their homework before signing the deal in the first place. Undoubtedly GZFX wasted precious funding identifying and reviewing the opportunity initially, and then terminating it. Just looks bad, bad, bad for management to handle it this way.
Plus, we get news that they've backed out of the deal coupled with news of another distribution center??? And, again, no word whatsoever on the CC deal? What the hell is going on with the management of this company?!
No matter how much I find I "want" to support GZFX, I can't rationally overlook their repeated mistakes. If I weren't so heavily invested, their flububs would have turned me off of them months ago.
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Posted by: big_money_insiders
In reply to: YSLP who wrote msg# 119623 Date:3/21/2006 10:27:38 AM
Post #of 119675
As stated numerous times, management should have known all of this on the front end. DVD Avenue was not a quality acquisition for many reasons.
Wonder how much we paid the "acquisition" company to evaluate this deal?
And management blames the sub penny price on "flippers".
What about all of the fees and expenses in the acquisition that is wasted ? Once again, thoughtless planning. Spending the public money that keeps GZFX in business on a deal that is now off the table.
It hurts the price more this way. GZFX once again is displaying their lack of business experience.
The deal should have never been on the table. Adult movie subscribers were the majority at DVD Avenue. So maximum of only 2,000 were going to consider GZFX. Couple them not getting many valuable movie titles and why do the deal ?
GZFX says it was for the DC and staff. But GZFX was going to pay way to much for this poor deal, imo. It should have never been an option in the first place.