Posted by: serfdom In reply to: None Date:9/8/2006 10:07:29 PM Post #of 3116
I am terribly sad to report that Frank Cornacchi died Wednesday evening, in a hospital in Sault Ste. Marie.
To his wife and daughter: I express my deepest condolances, and offer my heartfelt prayers. He loved you more than life itself.
To Frank: We had some times, my man! We fought the good fight and chewed the fat. I enjoyed the battles as much as the times we laughed as friends. No harm, no foul. I wish you eternal peace, and I hope you corner the market on that great, white trading floor in the sky.
RIP Andy
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Posted by: CheezyTang In reply to: serfdom who wrote msg# 2503 Date: 9/9/2006 5:37:52 AM Post #
oh crap.....
i think i am sick to my stomach. i cannot believe he has passed. i was mad at the guy for pumping a known scam, but i would never wish death on anyone. poor vera. Rest In Peace Chef, Rest In Peace.
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Posted by: hoppylad In reply to: serfdom who wrote msg# 2503 Date: 9/17/2006 12:32:49 AM Post #
Frank/Chef hooked me into or worked to keep me long in the Taylor teletinos scam which resulted in a MAJOR fleecing of my retirement. Lies lies lies. Oh well, the money is all fake anyway.
Too bad Frank and the rest of us couldn't have all worked together better to somehow shut down Paul Taylor. That Telatinos scam was really WAY over the top.
Then again, seeing certain people fly off the handle over a message board (myself included) is a reminder to enjoy what you got cause there ain't no guarantees.
OT: anyone seen those tourettes guy videos yet? I think I have tourettes. Seriously. It would explain alot.
Illegitimati non carborundum
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Posted by: rca In reply to: serfdom who wrote msg# 2507 Date: 9/10/2006 5:25:20 PM Post #
I am sorry to hear about Frank. I don't think we were actually mad at him, it was part of the game to taunt him for pushing the PT paper. I think he enjoyed the debate, or he wouldn't have been here. He received paper from Paul Taylor, who knows what Paul got for giving him the paper, he wanted the value to go up so he could get a better price for it, no different than any other form of salesmanship. It's our job to respond, to do the due diligence, and to separate fact from fiction. I know in private emails he sent me, Frank was a bit mad about my coming out and saying that Paul Taylor forged my name on Netco share issuances, but in the end it would always be Paul Taylor's dilution and reverse splits that would wipe out the shareholders -- whether they received the shares from Paul himself or from the open market.
So we'll pardon Frank posthumously, if there was anything really that needed pardoning, and let him rest in peace. If Frank made some money on Paul Taylor's games, well at least someone other than Paul did. The only one truly culpable is the guy issuing the shares at the expense of his shareholders rather than to benefit them in the future.
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