Replies to post #35656 on Cotton & Western Mining Inc. (CWRN)

[Yawn]

BUY, BUY, BUY:

Cotton & Western Mining, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CWRN)

A buyout tender of $0.15 cents for all issued and outstanding common shares of Cotton & Western Mining, Inc. was recently rejected by the Board of Directors; however, the Majority Shareholders, Robert L. Cotton & Sharon Vazquez have decided that the offer from Freedom Network should be disclosed to our shareholders as further thoughts on the matter are being evaluated and considered. As a shareholder of Cotton & Western Mining, Inc., each one should have the options available on an individual basis; therefore, we are providing the following information for your consideration:

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OFFERING PARTY: FREEDOM NETWORK
ADDRESS: 2002 N. LOIS AVE, TAMPA, FLORIDA U.S.A. 33607
PHONE: 1 800 590 4523
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: MR. MICHAEL JACOBS
ELECTRONIC MAIL: [e-mail]
WEB PAGE: www.freedomnetworkinvestments.com


OFFERING PARTY: FREEDOM NETWORK ADDRESS: 2002 N. LOIS AVE, TAMPA, FLORIDA U.S.A. 33607 PHONE: [phone] CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: MR. MICHAEL JACOBS ELECTRONIC MAIL: [e-mail] WEB PAGE: www.freedomnetworkinvestments.com

The following letter from Mr. Jacobs is herein under paraphrased:

"In lieu of the fact that you have decided not to accept our buyout offer of $0.15 per share, the board and I are deliberating the possibility of increasing our buyout offer. The 2011 projected earnings of Cotton and Western, the recent acquisition of the additional mine and the rising iron prices add significant value to your company. The board and I believe that a potential buyout in the range of $0.18 per share may be warranted. We are reviewing a number of investment opportunities as we continue to diversify in the small-cap arena. Nevertheless, we hope to consummate a deal in the coming days with your company. Information regarding where shareholders may tender their shares will be provided at the appropriate time, once an official offer has been approved by all parties."

Sincerely, Michael Jacobs CEO

[Chase Ferguson]

I agree - I think it's just the emotional aspect that I feel. Too much good news reported and good things getting ready to happen to keep the price down like this, but you're right - believe in it, buy while it's low, make more money when it goes back up.