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Billybob_TX

02/01/06 3:28 PM

#28671 RE: analyzethis #28665

The question is not whether the "company" or Sandy is selling, but if someone who provided financing for shares is selling. Even that goes out the window if all the numbers ie: OS/float are the same.

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bigdannyboy454

02/01/06 3:31 PM

#28676 RE: analyzethis #28665

"If he did dilute right now he would be sued by his largest investors for breach of fiduciary contract, violation of SEC laws, and fraud."

sure would.



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PENNIEStoSTACKS

02/01/06 8:48 PM

#28911 RE: analyzethis #28665

"he would be sued"????? I think he'd get a little of this
http://www.newmag.org/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?cid=4&lid=281


and a lot of this also. lol

http://media1.break.com/content/punchout.wmv








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uwlungman

02/01/06 10:10 PM

#28939 RE: analyzethis #28665

Question for the board (last post today)...
Does anyone have information on how much it costs to get carriage for a new cable channel such as TFN? Does Sandy need a ton of cash to get carriers to sign on or can it be negotiated without a lot of money upfront? An answer to this question might help us determine whether Sandy needs to sell shares at the present time. Don't forget that TFN is bringing in revenue right now with well over a million subscribers in Canada and that must impress potential deal makers. There must also be revenue from advertisers such as Budweiser, Cobra Energy Drink, and GNC to name a few since their logos are displayed on TFN-related sites. My personal opinion is that Sandy is being truthful in his email response when he asked a poster "why would I sell at these prices when I know what I know"? I also guess that potential carriers would be willing to give TFN a leg-up when it comes to signing carriage contracts because of it's fantastic success in Canada.