Replies to post #47533 on Polaris International Holdings (PIHN)

[wildlife man]

not on the actual website. There is a big difference between polaris-int.com and polaris-int.net

What's weird is that this company came out of nowhere and meshes very well with Polaris. A few of us had reason to believe that Polaris was being boughtout, but it appears that it is not the Florida company, but another company based out of Tokyo. When Kuni wrote "acquisition" in the most recent PRs... he may have actually meant "acquisition."

I've been looking into it and also another poster mentioned it on the board, it's possible that the .net is just a trial website to see how the new links workout before it is coded into the .com

Obviously we don't really know anything until we get news. The possitive thing is that if this is a trial website, the deal is already done because they are dinking around with links on a website which is something you would not bother to do unless you were about ready to release the news. Also, if this is a trial website we now know that Polaris will be keeping its name at least for the time being.

The logic behind somebody making a fake website with this Fusion GOL logo is a little iffy. Without confirmation, I wouldn't expect the PPS to move more than 1 or 2 ticks. Also where did Fusion GOL come from? Good stuff, and great find for the new guy.