Replies to post #2159 on ER Urgent Care Holdings Inc (ERUC)

[Quik18holes]

says it right in the fine print!

Here look!..

The advertisement is provided by Wall Street Enews, a division of Stock Market Alerts LLC, an electronic broadcaster and publisher of this release, and hereafter referred to as "the company." The company received compensation for services performed for ER Urgent Care Centers (PINKSHEETS: ERUC). In 2008, the compensation is fifteen million shares (ten million shares for current services and five million shares for previous services) from third party, BAF Consulting LLC., who is non-affiliated and may hold a significant position in the stock. The company currently holds ten million of those shares, as of this release; however intends to immediately continue selling its shares as this release is being circulated. The company also maintains a contractual, working relationship with Wall Street Capital Funding, who was also previously compensated stock for services rendered in 2007, and no longer holds any of the original shares compensated for those services. The company may receive additional shares for extension of its services, and any additional shares will be disclosed at such time that the company is aware of a clients desire to extend the original services. Because the company received compensation for its services, there is an inherent conflict of interest in the company statements and opinions and such statements and opinions cannot be considered independent. The company may have received shares of a company profiled in this release prior to the dissemination of the information in this release. The company may immediately sell some or any shares in a profiled company held by the company and may have previously sold shares in a profiled company held by the company. The company's services for a company may cause the company's stock price to increase, in which event the company would make a profit when it sells its stock in a company. In addition, the company's selling of a company's stock may have a negative effect on the market price of the stock.

[The Real Titan]

a Gazillion? Or a Google?