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ccboyii

08/25/08 1:30 PM

#107454 RE: justfrank #107453

Very simple answer actually. Those that remain...

1.) are still receiving a paychecks and 2.) have stock that they hope someday to finally sell off.

Pagan: Aside from being my opinion, please recognize that this post is a direct response to Justfrank's question so don't even think of deleting it. ;)







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jpharrah

08/25/08 3:34 PM

#107458 RE: justfrank #107453

"Your argument defies logic"

Here's a little logic for you...

1) Huff, after making all that money at GlobeTel shareholders expense, ends up at Network1, once again doing his thing, selling wireless service.

2) Uli, after whatever he could get from GlobeTel and their shareholders, ends up with HotZone, just what he started with, and what he wanted.

3) Khoury, an investor, also got what he wanted. He made millions off all those shares, which is what investors do.

4) Murch, ends up working on the same or similar technology, with a new company that has a new shot at making it work. He's a tech guy and he is once again doing his thing.

See how so many insiders have ended up with cash, and/or the part of the company that suits them best...

Now for Leinwand. Isn't it interesting that his expertise is "shell companies". And you ask why he doesn't just shut it down.

It's perfectly "logical", that he wants his piece of the pie just like the other insiders!!! And unlike his other shell companies, this one has a built in, loyal, cult-like following. When you ask the question, why don't they just shut it down... it's a good question, and the answer is obvious. Lienwand is trying to make the most of his cut, just like the other insiders. But make no mistake. Your investment is in a shell that has about a 1% chance, the original company had of succeeding, and we know how it turned out the first time around.

It's so much easier to run a scam the first time.