Replies to post #104 on Pacel Corp (PCOR)

[perc]

Pacel Corp Now PCCE.ob
but only for the last couple of weeks

http://tinyurl.com/bbx9s

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PCCE.OB

Q: HOW MANY OTHER REVERSE SPLITS DID THEY HAD LAST YEAR?

WHY IS THIS COMPANY STILL TRADING?

WHY DOES THE SEC NOT SHUT THEM DOWN?

AND THROW ALL THE PRINCIPLES IN JAIL? HUH ??
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Posted by: matrix
In reply to: awakeinthemorning who wrote msg# 68 Date:3/4/2005 12:54:14 PM
Post #69

Pacel is a r/s heavy diluter stock. These types are very dangerous to play.

Stock prices basically move on supply and demand. If there is an endless supply of shares entering the float and extremely low demand, the price will naturally head downward. If these guys would ever stop diluting, the price could recover but they've been doing this same dilute r/s crap for years. So, the best you can ever hope for here is a short bounce before it heads even lower.

You're trying to calculate a marketcap based on a share structure after the last r/s. Of course, that makes the company look very cheap. Now, take into account all the r/s done:

Symbol Split Ratio DatePCOR 1:1000 R/S 02/25/2005PCCL 1:100 R/S 09/13/2004PACC 1:100 R/S 02/25/2004PCEL 1:30 R/S 03/17/2003PLRP 1:100 R/S 04/07/2002PLRPD 1:4 R/S 10/07/1999

1000 x 100 x 100 x 30 x 100 x 4 = 120 billion

One share at .005 today is actually equivalent to 120 billion shares valued at $600M pre-Oct 1999. Ten million today would be equivalent to 1.2 quintillion shares valued at $6 quadrillion. When you account for all those r/s, the company no longer looks cheap at all does it?

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[matrix]

I don't know. Perhaps he couldn't find anyone. Their website has been down a long time now. http://pacel.com/

[Ryan Schadel]

PCCE.OB - Hey guys. Saw my name on a link to this site with someone asking questions about my research into Pacel Corp. If you own stock in this company I suggest you dump it. It's a bogus deal. I traveled to their office but no one was ever there. No one returned my phone calls, or answered my letters, or my faxes. After all the r/s action it should be obvious that its a losing proposition and unfortunately its pretty much legal with loopholes and all. I spoke with the SEC to no avail. There is nothing they can or will do. I sold my stock a while back after I could not get any resolve. Just wanted to answer Perc's question. There are better opportunities out there to risk your money in, even if it means selling at a 90% loss, which most investors in this company are at already, if not more. Too much risk, not enough upside. Im available via my email or cell phone if you have any additional questions on this particular stock. [e-mail] 1-864-444-3220. Good luck and happy trading.