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Moron

11/16/01 11:11 AM

#13553 RE: Madhatter #13552

The PP I'm referring to took place almost two years ago, and has been widely reported and discussed. I'm still here because I've made money on this stock and continue to do so. Why are you still here? None of us own enough shares to dictate company direction. As with any stock, we can either buy, hold, or sell. If we believe strongly enough that the company has broken laws, we have the right to file suit or report their actions. Both options have apparantly been done in the case of SEVU, but seemingly to little or no avail. SEVU is a BB stock. If they operated like a real company, they would probably be more successful and trade on a real exchange, but we all know their shortcomings (and they are many!).

Why is this so hard for some people to figure out? Buy, hold, or sell.

In the interim, I hope you have a great Holiday.


gotinearly

11/16/01 2:08 PM

#13557 RE: Madhatter #13552

MH, the problem is...

you do not have to be informed of any of that. Nor do you have to be included. I was not. My information tells me that any public company can issue a PP such as SEVU's to any person as long as SEVU did not solicit for it. If you are that worried about dilution, you can contact SEVU and offer them money in exchange for restricted shares. If the cash need is there and the price you request is reasonable based on the current market (which appears to be 33% of ticker) and the number of shares is large enough to make it worth Sevu's effort you may just get some.

In essence, put up or shut up. We all suffered the dilution.

JMHO