Replies to post #12390 on RCC Holdings Corp fka RCCH

[PIRAT]

Good job, many thanks to you

[maryl]

Also, large investors are beginning to ask for certificates, and these short brokerages who normally can send them in five days are now saying that they have to wait six to eight weeks to receive them. Big money is buying up the shares so hold tight, IMO.

[maryl]

I may have worded that incorrectly, I didn't mean that CPIC was a 40 billion dollar company, I mean a competitor of RCCH was not happy.

[mennypenny262]

Coolwhip, thanks for that post...Gene is a good man...I have encountered so many ceos are louses!

[mainuh]

thanks for sharing coolwhip,
and taking the time to call Mr. Newton.
Sounds like all kinds of chances for new contracts in all kinds of places!
Fantastic, imo~
MM's naked shorting, who'd a thunk it, haha! Confirms my suspicions all along, and keep your shares locked up in GTC's folks, it really works.......

Mainuh

[H2NRG]

Thx for sharing, coolwhip. Nice to see that the company wants to take on the NSS issue.

[moneynmetals]

Thanks for the great post coolwhip.

Respects
MNM

[maryl]

$$$$$$ Asia - The World's fastest growing market for water & wastewater technology and services -(good read below)

This is why Gene was so excited when I spoke with him about RCCH's new partnership, and he also spoke about politics and who you know, government contracts, and now rubbing shoulders with the big boys. Read below and see that Southeast Asia accounts for the bulk of the projects valued at 65 billion dollars covering water treatment, distribution and wastewater treatment over the next three to five years. Now, we see why that big 40 billion dollar company is so unhappy. All RCCH needs is a small percentage of that pie and we are GOLDEN here folks; no wonder Gene is SO EXCITED about our new partnership in our last press release and warning investors that the pps will be SO MUCH higher than it is right now that the small investor will be left out in the cold. There would be no way to get a buy order when a big government contract hits the wires without paying big bucks.


http://www.asiawater.org/growing.html


:: asia - the world's fastest growing market for water & wastewater technology and services

Asia is the most densely populated region in the world. It is projected that by the year 2025, the population will reach approximately 4.2 billion. An estimated US$ 50 billion will be needed to maintain proper water supply and sanitation facilities over the next 20 years. Currently, less than 70% of the Asian population has access to potable water and the demand for water supply is projected to grow by 7% per annum. Southeast Asia accounts for the bulk of projects valued at US$ 68 billion over the next 3-5 years covering water treatment, distribution and wastewater treatment.

Asiawater 2008 Expo & Forum is at the centre of these growth opportunities. To tap your share, contact the organisers today at [e-mail].