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happyguy72

04/15/09 12:27 AM

#47250 RE: Eli's Gone #47247

sorry... to me it looks like the creditors are working copi... not necessarily copi working WITH their creditors...

and sure... the cfo put his money where his mouth was, but... thats a pretty hard core loan solution to provide to your fellow board members...

here's some money fella's... but if the chit hits the fan, im walking right back into this office and i want the full amount back in my hand in no less time than it takes to write the check...



but hey, restructuring is good.... right??
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04/15/09 1:46 AM

#47254 RE: Eli's Gone #47247

an EXTRA probable explanation ...

Shorters now are sure that copi surely WAS BK by last Xmas.

They were in Default everywhere , and still losing money
every day , as the economy for telemarketers continues
crashing faster than even the real economy.

copi's Only chance is to print&dump more common 'shares' ,
faster-than-ever. And, copi's creditors decided to give
the pumpers one more last chance. Can't hurt. It's free
money, to partially pay down their DEMAND NOTES.

They now, since the 'restructuring' , Totally Own All Of
copi's 'assets' , and Every Penny Of Revenues that Ever
Floats In , Until the DEMAND NOTES ARE 100% PAID-OFF.

Here's what we would do , as the ZERO-NOTICE-DEMANDER.

Just let the copi execs keep 'working' , for no salary ,
until the DEMAND NOTES are ALMOST PAID-OFF. Then, file
the 'DEMAND' , and take ALL OF copi's 'assets' and just
keep collecting cash from VeriSign , [who does ALL of
the Real Work Anyway]. Remember, VeriSign Got the AT&T
'contract' , NOT copi.

Bottom-Line IS , NOW , that ALL copi common 'share'holders
value , combined , is now $zero , and always will be. And,
the 10-K will re-prove it ; assuming that copi even bothers
to ever file it.

extra , Sincerely .

P.S. ; It's not 'worth it' to day-trading shorters , until
copi starts 'trading' ~$5,000 per day. And, that All depends
on the copi averaging-downers. If they come through with
enough new cash, copi could 'trade' for a little longer.
If not, the DEMANDER will just take copi 'private' , and
All copi common longs will share $zero.

P.P.S. ; There is NO 'acquisition' ; except that the
DEMANDER just 'acquired' ALL of copi. Which is probably
why copi 'hired' + paid that new ex-MicroSoft 'exec' guy.

Let's see what rolls , starting in less than 8 hours.
By the way; the copi crumbles quicker, if the old longs
try to unload their 130++ Million commons , ASAP , before
copi quits 'trading' .