Replies to post #4573 on Circa Pict. & Prod. Co. Intnl Inc. (fka CPPD)

[Deano361]

I don't know about pump but certainly he hit a low for the board. This stock is very risky but could be rewarding. We shall see in time.

[charltuna]

jarvis....secret e-mails are BS and can only hurt a small amount of people who want to think that someone behind a screen name will actually tell them something....But what do you think of mass/spam e-mailings?

Over on the RB board, I put this to another poster who had a question of WillyWizard...
Charlie T


Labtech71....can you explain this

And make sure you read the last question (with explanation at the end)

In your post you wrote this....(Please look closely at the dates)

By: WillyWizardClub
21 Mar 2004, 09:21 PM EST Msg. 168582 of 168620
(Msg. is a reply to 168578 by marathon29.)
marathon...I am not even home from work yet. I'll be at my home PC in a bit having fun for a few hours while I get my NASDAQ stock ready to send to my club members.

Thank you,
Willy


Yet I got this in the mail

Subject: NASDAQ: WQNI Merger News
Date: 3/17 9:42 AM
From: [e-mail]


NASDAQ: WQNI Merger News

Readers,

DALLAS and MIAMI, Mar 17, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- WorldQuest Networks, Inc., (Nasdaq: WQNI) today announced an agreement to merge with Ntera Holdings, Inc., a privately held, Miami-based provider of VoIP -- or "voice over internet protocol" -- and other services to the telecom industry.

The transaction, when consummated, will create a company with the quality, scale and technology needed to capitalize on the growing demand for consumer and carrier-grade VoIP
solutions. The combined company expects to generate more than $150 million in diversified annual revenues, anchored by a wholesale business that is complemented by a higher-margin retail component.

"We are confident that Ntera's unique technology gives WorldQuest a powerful competitive advantage as demand for VoIP is surging," said B. Michael Adler, founder and newly re-elected Chief Executive Officer of WorldQuest. "Ntera is one of the nation's largest VoIP networks, and has major Tier-One telecom carriers as customers, including Sprint, Qwest, Verizon, and Global Crossing."

I will cut the e-mail off here, it was 4 pages long But I would like to include the beginning of the disclaimer which was at the end of this E-mail....

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WQNI was
$3.00 on March 11
$3.25 on March 12
$3.75 on March 15 & 16
$6.50 (+) on March 17
$5.16 on March 18
$4.94 on March 19

Now for my question...if you could see one person's trading history for those days, especially for March 17th, who's would it be?

Charlie T