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TRSTURGUT-18 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 13:30
MACH..... FOUND THIS ON I-HUB...THOUGH IT WAS INTERSTING READING. understanding level 2.. now the use of TRAC and DATA are very strategic moves on the bid that once was considered pawns by NITE and certain paid promoters before mytrack made this affordable to everyone.. GVRC-identifying this mm is tricky on stocks because he plays an interesting role lately...you must know the history and or find out real quickly from others because this mm i have noticed looks to be a black hole..in saying that he looks to be a heavy weight that some are using now to short... BAMM-this is a very positive sign to a stock,he however does not have the power of a nite,but does show that the stock is being pushed and you have to be patient to make sure others join..good signal is if mm's like TDCM,VNDM,QUIN follow him WMIN,UCAP,ACAP,DOMS,AGIS,VFIN-THIS IS WHERE THE BIG AMOUNT OF SHARES TO HIT YOU ARE... HILL,FRAN,CRWN,WIEN- these are the second tier of mm's,but before mytracks ECN,they were pawns used by NITE to either show strength or weakness to a stock.. THERE IS NO SUBSTITE FOR HAVING A HISTORY ON A STOCK... BROKERAGE FIRM THAT FILLS WHEN YOU NEED IT FILLED... GUT FEELING-unfortuantely after everything you read and learn if you dont get an instinct to what it all means and a feel for the stocks,it wont help..concentrate and learn the signals of who is telling you on the stock it is moving.. if you are going to trade for a living,remember each stock you trade and why you bought,where and who led it,it all comes back in a circle and you will trade it again and the beauty of the otc,probably back to the same prices over time that you did last time.. IP: Logged |
Love the Market Member |
posted December 20, 2003 14:15
Great Post! Thanks IP: Logged |
newstockpicker Member |
posted December 20, 2003 14:28
Mach: I use MyTrack also, but can't find anywhere in the program that lets me pick which MM to use for buying/selling. I have noticed a few times in the past months that I have placed a buy/sell order that was routed to say ... NITE, which was higher or lower than my order, when I could plainly see on level 2 that a different MM was BID/ASK at the level I placed my buy/sell order, but MyTrack sent it to a different MM that was higher/lower than what I was willing to buy/sell. Some orders were eventually filled, but sometimes it took hours, and some were never filled at all, even though the other MM bid/ask was what I placed on my order. Did this post make sense to anyone but me?? I hope I got my point across and if anyone can shed some light on how to fix it I would appreciat it. Thanks. Walt IP: Logged |
coumars Member |
posted December 20, 2003 14:35
What is My track, everything seems to me Geek and Latin quote: IP: Logged |
newstockpicker Member |
posted December 20, 2003 14:40
Go to www.mytrack.com it is broker .. $500 to open an account, $12.95 a trade, free software
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Gonnaplode Member |
posted December 20, 2003 15:00
Summary of DD for PGHI (GamezNflix) On September 26, 2003 Point Group Holdings Inc. (OTC BB: PGHI) announced that it had successfully acquired Veegeez.com, LLC of Santa Clarita, CA, an online video game rental company. Veegeez.com provides its subscribers video game rentals via the Internet similar to how NetFlix.com provides DVD's to its customers. On December 11, 2003, Point Group Holdings Inc. filed form PRE-14C with the US SEC. The PRE-14C is essentially a petition by the company's board of directors to amend the Articles of Incorporation of the Company to change the name of the Company to "GamezNFlix, Inc." The Company received the consent of a majority of the outstanding shares of Common Stock of the Company for this action under a definitive Proxy Statement filed on November 20, 2003. An Information Statement describing this action will be sent on or about December 15, 2003 to the Company's stockholders of record who have not been solicited for their consent of this corporate action. On December 9, 2003 Point Group Holdings, Inc. announced that its corporate headquarters is relocating from San Diego, California, to Franklin, Kentucky. The move is scheduled to take place during the last weeks of December. The relocation is part of the planned opening of PGHI's (soon to be GamezNFlix Inc.) subsidiary VeeGeeZ.com. The addition of the new distribution center for VeeGeeZ in Franklin, Kentucky will provide the company with distribution centers on both the east and west coasts of the United States. In support of the “Bi-Coastal Distribution Centers” VeeGeeZ has a focused effort to increase its online inventory and recently announced that inventory was increased by 37 percent. VeeGeeZ.com, LLC announced previously that it has signed a contract with Venture Direct Worldwide of New York to handle its online marketing campaign. The experienced staff of Venture Direct Worldwide and VeeGeeZ management has developed a marketing plan to assist the company in moving to the next level. Venture Direct's Online Services Group offers a comprehensive range of media, including online lead generation, co-registration, contextual advertising and other web based ad formats, opt-in email, search marketing, and other customized online opportunities, backed by 10 years of online marketing experience, and more than 20 years of direct marketing industry leadership. The agreement with Venture Direct Worldwide for marketing represents an important step forward in the execution of our business model and I look forward to seeing good results. On October 28th, 2003 VeeGeeZ.com, LLC awarded its new website design to Roy Vella, Web & Print Design Service (www.RoyVella.com). "The signing of this contract represents another phase of VeeGeeZ.com's business plan to provide enhanced services to its customers. In addition, the new design will not only meet our current video game rental customer base it will setup our expansion into the DVD rental world". I anticipate that the new website will be launched late in December 2003. I believe that with the addition of a second distribution center on the east coast (New Company Headquarters), continued growth in video game inventory along with the successful launch of a US marketing campaign and website interface, that the company has made major steps toward implementing its’ business plan and to add shareholder value. IP: Logged |
BetNitAll Member |
posted December 20, 2003 15:01
I see that you guys have bee looking at my page because of the counter but no one says anything. You guys are not ignoring me are you As soon as the new website is up I am going to start spending a couple hours a week going into all the game chat rooms I can find and posting this web site.
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BetNitAll Member |
posted December 20, 2003 15:05
I especially like the name OnlineVideoGameRental.com
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PSU90 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 15:08
JWhite.....so glad to have you post here! I hope you can stick around! When I check RB, I have your name bookmarked and I read your posts on PGHI first. They usually link me to all the important information and it saves me hours of wading through the "other stuff". Your analysis is very much appreciated.... thanks! PSU
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PSU90 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 15:14
Nice job BetNit....the more I see, the more excited I get.
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pbwizard Member |
posted December 20, 2003 18:03
Good job with ad site. Once the site is up on the master domain name you need to submit to google and like I have said I will point a link from my site to yours so Google will pay more attaintion to it. One other thing I would suggest is keywords in the alt tags of the pictures. Your keyword density for video game rentals is only 1.03%. Google like to see the density around 3% and even better at 9% but I would not go any higher then 13% to avoid keyword spamming. Heres a place you can check your keyword density for free. http://www.keyworddensity.com/ Now that is 3 ad site put up in the last 72 hour. http://users.adelphia.net/~x1f2/ http://www.video-game-rentals.us/
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pbwizard Member |
posted December 20, 2003 18:14
Oh also I see you need some META tags. Here is a good place to generate some http://www.htmlbasix.com/meta.shtml . quote: IP: Logged |
Degs Member |
posted December 20, 2003 18:38
I am trying to do some research and found this, does this mean the deal is not final yet,and that PGHI stills owes monies to VeeGeez? THIS ACQUISITION AGREEMENT is made as of September 25, 2003 by and 10.1 Audit. PGHI will cause an audit to be completed of VC records 10.2 $2,000,000 Raise. Following the Closing Date, PGHI shall use IP: Logged |
coumars Member |
posted December 20, 2003 18:53
sounds scary.
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BetNitAll Member |
posted December 20, 2003 19:14
I am not too worried about this. I read it last week and at first it concerned me, then I realized a couple of things. They have 6 months to raise the first $500,000 so it should not affect us in the short term. Second, they are doing the private placement to raise money, and they also can issue some of those 100,000,000 shares they have ready, if they need to, lets hope they don’t need to. They also have the new site coming out and the advertising campaign, plus…I am sure they could borrow the at least some of the money if they had to. My opinion is that the website is going to be the real kicker for us. I was told that the website coming out is not the same as the one that was floating around earlier….but if it resembles it in any way….we will be in great shape. I have looked at the competitors websites and I like Roy Vella’s first idea better. More game like……then its off to advertising. IP: Logged |
BetNitAll Member |
posted December 20, 2003 19:17
Besides..if the stock starts to rise up into the dimes....there is no way that VeeGeez will want to give back that 14 million shares of PGHI they have.
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cabbage22 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 19:21
Nothing to be worried about, 2 mil isn't much, it really isnt. Plus, they wouldnt be re-doing the website and moving to KY if they felt the money couldnt be raised. Im sure they will issue some of the stock, but that is natrual all penny stock companies must do this, its part of being a start up.
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coumars Member |
posted December 20, 2003 19:23
It already been 3 months, I wish nothing should go wrong. Please keep us posted. Thanks
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BetNitAll Member |
posted December 20, 2003 19:36
I am not sure how to add keywords to the alt tags in the pictures. I looked at the help..and still could't find anything.
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m_h13021 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 19:39
Originally posted by Degs: I am trying to do some research and found this, does this mean the deal is not final yet,and that PGHI stills owes monies to VeeGeez? The information you found is the SEC 8-K form filed by PGHI on 10/9/2003(see link below). The closing date was September 25th 2003. On this date VeeGeez(VC) and Point Group Holdings(PGHI) exchanged shares on a 1-for-1 basis. Actually 14,000,000 for 14,000,000. Now, in the section you posted, both VC and PGHI can cancel the agreement if they so choose if the following is not in order: This is not scary as read in another post. The other $1,500,000.00 could be raised maybe by the PPM(Private Placement)? Maybe? Anyway, I hope this clarified some of this and eased some anxiety. - Marty LINK OF FILING(PLEASE READ) http://knobias.10kwizard.com/filing.php?repo=tenk&ipage=2368374&doc=1&total=&back=2&g=&attach=on [This message has been edited by m_h13021 (edited December 20, 2003).] IP: Logged |
Degs Member |
posted December 20, 2003 20:13
quote: BetNit I like your work , keep it up!! IP: Logged |
m_h13021 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 20:15
Couple of posts that where spawned on RB...... Name______Location______Ship-Time______#Locations______Price Gamefly _ California _ 2-4 _ One _ $21.95 GoVoJo _ California _ 4-5 _ one _ $19.95 Player's Choice _ N.Carolina _ 50% NextDay _ One _ $19.95 RedOctane _ California _ 3-4 _ One _ $18.95 RentZero _ Texas _ 1-6 _ One _ $21.95 DvdBarn _ Arizona/California _ 1-5 _ Two _ $14.95 AngelGamer _ Texas _ 2-4 _ One _ $19.95 DvdAvenue _ Maryland _ 1-5 _ One _ $14.95 (Note: the price is based on 2 game/dvd rental) ::::: All information provided above is public domain from the named facilities website(s) ::::: ____________________________________________
available online console game rental sites. I have come to this conclusion: if VGs was not a public held company, I would NOT sink any money into it. There is way too much of a gamble on this, not including all the competition out there. Do you all see my point? This is what puts VGs way out in front of the competition, being a publicly held company! Before someone responds(please do), understand when I said "I would not sink any money into it"; I mean, if I had the opportunity to invest in a privately held VeeGeez, I probably would not take the risk, understood? Thank you, - Marty IP: Logged |
cabbage22 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 20:16
Thanks for the apprentice comment, very flattering. As for the MM signals, people are minimally aware that they exist- and they are just single trades out of a whole day, so they are easily missed. For example, how many people would've noticed them if it was not brought to their attention? Very few. But common sense tells you nobody puts a $9 trade through. I have watched these go through, and watched the stock act accordingly on every occasion, some more pronounced than others. the last singals on PGHI were at 3:57 est. Two 300's Its hard to say whether trading will follow on Monday- given the amount of time lapse. We will see.
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pbwizard Member |
posted December 20, 2003 20:32
What are you using to creat the page. Front Page, Dreamweaver, Hotdog or other. I can give you detailed instruction but need to know software. Also I added a link from one of my website linking to your site to help Google pick you up faster. Site looks great. quote: [This message has been edited by pbwizard (edited December 20, 2003).] IP: Logged |
BetNitAll Member |
posted December 20, 2003 20:40
I am using page builder
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m_h13021 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 20:51
[QUOTE]Originally posted by BetNitAll: [B]I am using page builder http://hostingprod.com/@onlinevideogamerental.com/ <META content="Created Using Yahoo! PageBuilder 2.61.84" name=generator> IP: Logged |
BetNitAll Member |
posted December 20, 2003 20:54
Also, if PGHI can get a quick leg up on the compitition, there would be nothing stopping them from attempting to purchase some of their competitors. Wouldn't that be nice. A year or so down the line when subs and revenue are up...go in and make some offers from some of those sites. It might be expensive but it would have an immediate influx of subs IP: Logged |
pbwizard Member |
posted December 20, 2003 21:19
m_h your right I over looked that tag. I should open my eyes. Have not played with page builder but can you modify the html? If so then here is an example: <img src="http://hostingprod.com/@onlinevideogamerental.com/veegeez.gif" alt="online video game rentals" border="0" width="650" height="107"> This image tag includes the alt tag with the keyword "online video game rentals". You just find the image tag and add (alt="keyword")
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raven76 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 21:24
Great job indeed!!! I just stopped by to take a quick look, I'll see you on Sunday night!! P.S: This thread is getting more & more productive, and I like it..Thanks guys... GL
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machtabow2 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 21:29
Bet'n... you are really becoming a "great shareholder" here. You are actively looking for ways to market and grow "your company" and you have some good insight. Yes... you are right. Keep in mind PGHI is changing it's Corporate name to "GamezNflix Inc.". I believe Veegeez.com is only the beginning of something much "bigger" here. At this time... we can only guess... but imho... "Skies the limit". mach
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m_h13021 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 21:32
[QUOTE]Originally posted by BetNitAll: "...there would be nothing stopping them from attempting to purchase some of their competitors." This is a huge point! Or just maybe shopped by somebody on the Nasdaq! Hmmmm? thanks BetNitAll! Great Post. - IP: Logged |
m_h13021 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 21:36
Which leads into..... in order to get the big boys buying attention, Gameznflix will have to move off the OTC. - IP: Logged |
machtabow2 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 21:36
TRS... This is a great message. I have personally followed the MM as we have traded for several weeks and am trying to learn what each MM's role is as this stock moves through the ups and downs.... Understanding their roles can help you when making entry and exit positions. Why? MM's are lucky in that they can "see" true market supply and demand. If you can determine their role, their movmements and signals... then you give yourself another "edge." Great read. mach
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machtabow2 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 21:42
Yes... Betn brings up a very good point that I've seen a few others talk about here. To me it makes complete sense. Keep in mind that PGHI has been a holding company... and Veegeez is just "one subsidiary". imho... The name change to "GameZNflix Inc." may be an indication of the "new focus" of the company. It is not unrealistic to expect that future acquisitions will likely occur. Once again... this is only the beginning. mach
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machtabow2 Member |
posted December 20, 2003 22:02
Walt, I contacted etrade a while ago to discuss this particular scenario. I would place an order at a certain price that I believed should have received a fill but did not. It has happened often. The broker explained to me that etrade works with MM GVRC on this particular stock. He explained that it was GVRC's responsibility to fill the order... and therefore if I had a large order I would need to call an etrade broker and have him alert GVRC of this particular situation. GVRC would then need to contact... let's say Nite/Bamm... or whomever to make sure they fill the order. He elaborated and stated that the MM's are working on several stocks at one time and sometimes we need to let them know we have an order pending. Now I'm not sure what particular MM mytrack uses with PGHI. It varies by broker... and also varies by each stock... elaborated... mytrack could use BAMM as a primary MM for PGHI and then use NITE as a primary MM for FNIX. Finally... the BB market is not as "cut and dry" as lets say the NAZ as far as level II is concerned. I have seen too many situations in which MM "play" with the price... and will gladly collect your shares if you sell... but often make you chase shares up if you desire to buy. My point is... "don't be fooled"... I anticipate that based on our discussions here... the MM will "collect shares" Monday morning at about .028/.029.... but... believe that you may only be able to buy at .03-.032 and up. I almost feel like trading stocks is like one big "chess game." What has helped me out with PGHI is that I am very confident in this company and it's future. It makes my buying decisions a lot easier... and I do not dare sell at these levels... Hope this helps. mach
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BetNitAll Member |
posted December 20, 2003 22:22
I am going to call the investor relations again on Monday…I just barely missed him on Friday…I will find out some more info about the private placement. Maybe I can get some info about how much money they have raised as of yet. Never hurts to ask. Remember this too……they gave VeeGeez 14 million shares….if the price goes up to around .50 by next year they could buy out several of the small mom and pop operations. At .50 just 10 million shares could grab you a lot of subs from the competition. If I hade a business with 300 subs and 500 titles and someone came along and offered me 500 grand straight up for everything…I would do it in a heart beat…maybe even do it for 200 grand cash and some stocks .Those subs could easily be integrated into VeeGeez without missing a beat….maybe offer them a month free in order to smooth the transition…that’s to say they keep it under one site….they could also just have several websites but keep all their games in one place. After the infrastructure is set up the rest is EASY. But we gotta get those subs. I can’t wait to hear from the KC guy. I want to find out what the KY distribution center looks like. If it’s a huge warehouse then things could be looking really good. Its already been said….but 2 million in capital can really get this company moving. IP: Logged |
kcbudman Member |
posted December 21, 2003 00:11
I am leaving KC monday night, will be in KY tues. noonish. It is about 2 hours each way off my course, but well worth it. I have high hopes....I will log on somewhere and post a verbal description of what I see, and will make pictures available upon my return home. Keep up the great work everyone!!!
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cabbage22 Member |
posted December 21, 2003 01:43
OT: I have started a thread on ATNG, and based on technicals alone it appears to be oversold. Disclosure: I do own shares Now Im not saying "buy ATNG" What I recommend is anyone who follows TA watch this stock for a reversal. Currently its around .015 with strong support at .014 and choppy overhead. A run to .025-.03 is possible on increased volume. Just want to give people a heads up, cuz I know I hardly look at the other posts anymore, and I know there are many intelligent people here. I dont want to take up any more space on this thread, so if you have any opinions or DD please post it to the ~~ATNG~~ thread ------------------ IP: Logged |
adrenalix Member |
posted December 21, 2003 03:42
Thanks mach. I'm not too good about reading charts but do try to contribute. btw, the place i'm staying at has wireless internet access so i can dro by occasionally. ciao.
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adrenalix Member |
posted December 21, 2003 03:53
I noticed something that I don't know what to make of it. the address that pghi is moving to is a home and not a business. seems to me that they're moving the business from rented office space to a garage. i had a friend who has access to assessor's information confirm that the property is zoned as residential. now i remember that fleming once sent an email that referred to the relocation as a "family move". it was posted on the msn pghi forum but is down right now. i didn't think much of that comment until now. i'll post a link to it when it goes up. check out the aerial map (red dot) below: http://terraserver-usa.com/addressimage.aspx?t=1&s=10&Lon=-86.56073588&Lat=36.73521622&Alon=-86.56073588&Alat=36.73521622&w=1&opt=0&ref=A|1535+Blackjack+Rd,+Franklin,+KY+42134 after more research, i found that there are a lot of flemings in franklin. it's a common name, but may have some connection. see: http://www.simpsonco.bizland.com/FAMILY_HISTOR_F.HTM what do you all think? [This message has been edited by adrenalix (edited December 21, 2003).] IP: Logged |
pbwizard Member |
posted December 21, 2003 07:52
In my town most all the biggest business here are in Private Home. I work for company call ELAD, Inc. They own a chain of Best Western Hotels and a chain of Medical Supply Store and there Corp. Office is above his garage at home. This info is good to know but remember it's not where they are located it's how they run it that matters to me. quote: IP: Logged |
kcbudman Member |
posted December 21, 2003 08:37
Very good info, but, I want to add something. The satellite picture is 4-5 years old, and look across the street at the vacant land, which looks like the start of an industrial park. I checked my home address on the web site, and the red pin was about 500 yards off, and on the wrong side of the street.....Just hoping I don't drive all the way over there to look at an old house....We shall see.
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knee-hi-boot-gurl Member |
posted December 21, 2003 08:47
Hello all! WOW! Thank you very much for the last 2 posts! I was just about to put a sell order in for Monday morning, for my remaining ATNG, in order to buy more PGHI. I guess i already own enough PGHI! Maybe too much. Thanx again, Marissa IP: Logged |
m_h13021 Member |
posted December 21, 2003 09:26
In response to kcbudman: Now that is hands down the best DD anyone could ever provide, with the exception of insider information. Thanks for the effort, looking forward to your findings. Lets hope you don't find a old farmhouse with chickens running around and Mr.Fleming dressed in bluegrass overalls with the proverbial "wheat" hanging from the mouth. - IP: Logged |
scs005 Member |
posted December 21, 2003 10:12
Does anyone know about Mr.Fleming past history. I have decent amount of shares holding and excepting to go up. But now , when I heard it is garage they moved, It is fishy. Experts comment on this please. Beginners like me depend on you guys. Thanks,
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m_h13021 Member |
posted December 21, 2003 10:24
Response to scs005: I can understand your concern. Take information provided on boards with at grain of salt. It very well could be a residential area or it could be a industrial park, as stated from another post? This is all speculation and based on OLD information from the mid 90's. The way I look at is, it is not like this is a retail location. And above all, PGHI/VG's is not in the business of manufacturing games, but renting them. How much space is really needed for this, I am making the assumption of not much or at least not necessary to have a huge warehouse. Well maybe not at this time. These are just my thoughts. I am still looking for a link to Mr.Fleming's resume of past ventures. -Marty IP: Logged |
machtabow2 Member |
posted December 21, 2003 10:50
How important do you think the actual physical location of inventory is to the overall success of Veegeez.com. Afterall I can not imagine it takes a gigantic warehouse to store DVD's and/or Video Games. Customers that rent video games (and dvd's in the future) receive their orders via mail. They do not go to a physical location to pick them up. I believe the imporant factors impacting our success will be (1) PRICING AS COMPARED THE COMPETITION (2) DELIVERY TIME (3) INVENTORY AVAILABILITY. These important factors combined with a STRONG MARKETING PLAN and ENHANCED WEB PRESENCE are extremely important. Ultimately a business plan that implements these factors will lead to an INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS and CUSTOMER RETENTION ultimately INCREASING SHAREHOLDER VALUE. I honestly do not believe these factors at all include "where inventory is housed" but rather the LOGISTICS OF THAT INVENTORY WITH RESPECT TO INSURING THAT OUR CUSTOMER'S RECEIVE THEIR ORDERS IN A TIMELY MANNER. *** The Future's so Bright ***
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Kaged Member |
posted December 21, 2003 11:51
I agree 100% mach.The physical location of inventory has no bearing at this time since this is a web based operation still somewhat in its infancy stage. Kaged IP: Logged |
Gonnaplode Member |
posted December 21, 2003 11:52
Anyone know how big the San Diego site is? This would provide you with a good working model of what is neccessary in terms of space to start a new distribution center? Space in someone's garage is definitely not what I bought into and I am certain that many other investor's here feel the same way. I would be careful about believing anonymous posts by anyone on a board. I could go out and take a picture of any delapitated home and garage and tell you this is the new center...wouldn't mean it were true. On the contrary I could take a picture of a business site in an industrial park and post it and still would not neccessarily make it the true site. That is why it is called Due Dilligence. Ask JF, contact the people at VeeGeez, contact a real estate agent in KY. HOPING FOR THE BEST. IP: Logged |
Gonnaplode Member |
posted December 21, 2003 12:00
MACH, If the new site materializes as a basement or garage in the CEO's New Home in KY...then yes it makes a huge difference and it would be immediately reflected in the stock price. First there would be a huge issue of trust (IMO) and second I don't believe anyone here was "buying into" Mom and Pops basement business operations. here is to hoping this is not so! IP: Logged |
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