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chisox pat

10/25/05 12:45 PM

#4237 RE: YankeeAce #4236

He most certainly does have a $600,000 judgement against him. Not from that case, but from July of this year.

Additionally, he was convicted, or they would not have been able to sentence him to probation.

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shadowwatch2oo3

10/25/05 12:53 PM

#4238 RE: YankeeAce #4236

You are wrong. He pled guilty to several felonies. That makes him a convicted felon in anyone's book. The state must agree because he is under the supervision of the Florida State Dept of Corrections until the year 2012.

Worse yet, outside of his guilty pleas for grand theft, his offenses were for securities fraud and the selling of unregistered shares. Those offenses are directly applicable here.

None of this would have probably mattered a heck of a lot if he hadn't then proceeded to lie at almost every juncture about his current business. The lies about 995ad.com were inexcusable and his latest scams concerning the dividend and the "stock buyback" are a not so clever ploy to suck people into buying this stock while his MM SORE sells. If he had an honest bone in his body, he would have told shareholders exactly what they would get in the way of a dividend from the start. But he doesn't and people have been scammed.

He obviously thinks and acts like a scamming con man. Why would anyone want to risk their money in this stock when there are thousands of other choices in the market that are not run by scamming felons who are lying in their press releases?

When you buy IDWD, you are getting nothing but a chance to take a risk that a felon is going to be able to scam some newbies into buying at a higher price than you were scammed into buying.

Since SORE was selling this morning down to .39, Datatech Downs must believe this area is all the current scam can reach in the way of an upside run.









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Investorman

10/25/05 1:04 PM

#4242 RE: YankeeAce #4236

I think you missed something. The "imposition withheld" clause means that he was on probation for 15 years instead of being behind bars. He was convicted of multiple felonies and probation is not imposed for "intent." He was convicted of committing the crimes specified. He is a convicted felon. He does owe the $600,000. If he violated probation he would have to spend the remainder of the sentence in a penitentiary. He was convicted of committing 12 felonies.