Replies to post #8455 on Paychest Inc (PYCT)

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Like I said they knew exactly what type of people they were dealing with..
Dbelect is still waiting for an update on the Paychest/Paypal thingy!!
Are you???

Banana

Sunday, February 19, 2006 11:00:55 AM

Re: Brown136 post# 8454

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Only time will tell if PYCT and it's management team can successfully establish a user following as Paypal did. Paypal stock was around $13.00 a share when EBAY bought them out. It took around three years (1999 to 2002) to get EBAY interested in Paypal

We certainly need some well written, factual, press releases about the goings on at Paychest very soon.

We need to hang in and wait! The market is there. If Paychest has the tools and management to attract customers, it will be great for all who buy and hold! Buy and hold!

[poopscooper]

Amazing what IR can tell shareholders....

Banana






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Only time will tell if PYCT and it's management team can successfully establish a user following as Paypal did. Paypal stock was around $13.00 a share when EBAY bought them out. It took around three years (1999 to 2002) to get EBAY interested in Paypal

We certainly need some well written, factual, press releases about the goings on at Paychest very soon.

We need to hang in and wait! The market is there. If Paychest has the tools and management to attract customers, it will be great for all who buy and hold! Buy and hold!

[poopscooper]

Yah but don't forget banana!!You were just as excited back in 2006 when Pyct was going after payPal market share.
So basically you just beleive everything thats been spoonfed to you for over 5years.
That management that IR now this IR and this nmanagament...

lol...It's no wonder why Pyct was chosen by the new managament
The shareholders had a proven track record of gobbling up the story!!

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=36109540


PayChest Inc. was chosen as the investment vehicle by the investment group for several reasons. First, the investment group inherits a large and very loyal shareholder base. The company has over 6500 shareholders and growing. Approximately 5000 shareholders hold 1 million shares or less. Studies have shown it can cost anywhere from $300 to $500 and more using market awareness programs to acquire a shareholder. This costly shareholder infrastructure was already in place. Secondly, the shares of the company trade publicly and are at historic lows. This allows for substantial upside in the company's share price in the future.






Banana

Sunday, February 19, 2006 11:00:55 AM



Re: Brown136 post# 8454

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Only time will tell if PYCT and it's management team can successfully establish a user following as Paypal did. Paypal stock was around $13.00 a share when EBAY bought them out. It took around three years (1999 to 2002) to get EBAY interested in Paypal

We certainly need some well written, factual, press releases about the goings on at Paychest very soon.

We need to hang in and wait! The market is there. If Paychest has the tools and management to attract customers, it will be great for all who buy and hold! Buy and hold!

[poopscooper]

You are right Banana you said it best in this post....

We certainly need some well written, factual, press releases about the goings on at Paychest very soon.

We need to hang in and wait! The market is there. If Paychest has the tools and management to attract customers, it will be great for all who buy and hold! Buy and hold!


http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=9789334

[poopscooper]

Meanwhile.....


If the company's transfer agent, or TA is "gagged", you will have no way of knowing changes to the A/S, O/S, or float. We do not recommend playing a stock with a gagged TA for anything more than a quick trade. If the stock isn't gagged, it may be prudent to contact the company and/or transfer agent on a regular basis to confirm there are no increases in the share structure. This way you will be one of the first to know of dilution, and can sell before losing a chunk of your investment. Click the link below for more information on gagged transfer agents.


http://www.pennystocknation.com/stocksharestructure.html


Regulation D and Rule 504

What is a "Gagged" Transfer Agent?

-A 'Transfer Agent' is a company's means of managing shareholder records, issuing and canceling stock certificates, and processing investor mailings. Some companies can act as their own transfer agent, but most often, especially with penny stocks, the job is outsourced to companies specializing in the business. Transfer agents are normally the most accurate, and often the only way of finding the current O/S, A/S, and float for a penny stock. Some will require a fax with shareholder details to retrieve the information, others simply a phone call or email. This type of transparency is desirable among investors.


A "Gagged" transfer agent is one which has been instructed by the company they are working for to not release information, such as the share structure. This is usually NOT a good situation. There is no legitimate reason for a company to gag their TA. It is almost always done to hide dilution. Some TA's, however, have a policy against releasing share structure information. The reasoning behind this is to keep the thousands of penny stock traders from bogging down their business with requests for information. Unfortunately this forces the shareholder to contact the company for information. While this isn't as bad as a company specifically gagging their TA, it still isn't an ideal scenario. Whether the company sought out this TA because of this policy, or it was a coincidence, is up for debate.

[poopscooper]

That's right Lemon and you have been to a few pigeon dances before this flushaway pigeon story.
In 2006 the pigeon dance was the paypal takeover thingy...2008 to 2015 its the feminine napkin to the diaper thingy.

You need a good story to sell paper and in this case story is good
been at it since 1999


We certainly need some well written, factual, press releases about the goings on at Paychest very soon.

We need to hang in and wait! The market is there. If Paychest has the tools and management to attract customers, it will be great for all who buy and hold! Buy and hold!

Only time will tell if PYCT and it's management team can successfully establish a user following as Paypal did. Paypal stock was around $13.00 a share when EBAY bought them out. It took around three years (1999 to 2002) to get EBAY interested in Paypal

[poopscooper]

We certainly need some well written, factual, press releases about the goings on at Paychest very soon.

[poopscooper]

Lemon the new management just continued where the old one left off
the story just changed... and with name change and new reset float the story will continue.
They will surely lose the 2 generation paper buyers (paypal & Flushaway)
but a certain % of flushaway& Mibella) will go along for the new pigeon ride...
8 years has again proven that a good story sells paper...lol

calling the SEC will not help the OTC has 100's of companies selling the dream story by the book...the story will continue without you


lemon Sunday, 02/19/06 11:00:55 AM
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Only time will tell if PYCT and it's management team can successfully establish a user following as Paypal did. Paypal stock was around $13.00 a share when EBAY bought them out. It took around three years (1999 to 2002) to get EBAY interested in Paypal

We certainly need some well written, factual, press releases about the goings on at Paychest very soon.

We need to hang in and wait! The market is there. If Paychest has the tools and management to attract customers, it will be great for all who buy and hold! Buy and hold!