posted January 24, 2004 19:35            

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Originally posted by Brada777:
I am in the PPM and have not received any emails. Am I missing something here?

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Mr.Fleming forwarded to the "requested" PGHI investors mailing list, a future article in Billboard.biz about GamezNflix.

I am sure he simply has not added you to list. Email the man to verify and if necessary have your name added. - Marty

posted January 24, 2004 19:42            

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Originally posted by john19623:
I have requested to be put on the mailing list and have received previous e-mails, but I have yet to get this one.

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Only one person has the answer for you:

posted January 24, 2004 20:25            

Sully

By: sullykev
24 Jan 2004, 01:06 PM EST Msg. 343940 of 343973

PGHI

Looking for a very strong week. With the details outlined in the S-8 and all the talk on the boards - We are certain to attract several new investors.

I certainly would not be surprised to see the new webstie up and operational this coming week with a few significant PRs. Just my opinion.

Take Care All

posted January 24, 2004 20:26            

Too funny from newstockpicker... "the speed of the internet...sometimes it sucks as bad as late fees"

posted January 24, 2004 20:38            

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LATE FEES SUCK!

posted January 24, 2004 20:55            

Was I the only one reading NEW PR Dated
31 jan 2004 (allready out) wierd!!

...A Netflix representative could not be reached for comment by press time.

posted January 24, 2004 21:22            

What a good idea to enter the market with- DVD's and Games on the same sight and subscription. There's a new niche for you. Let Netflix get all of the publicity and bring this new idea out into the public's eye, then have us come in with a better product/idea and sweep everyone off their feet.....

Woot Woot!

Mike

posted January 24, 2004 21:59            

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Originally posted by Groovin:
*** Just Curious ***

...A Netflix representative could not be reached for comment by press time.

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Yeah...Sounds fishy too me. Whoever wrote it I guess had no plans to contact Netfliz....

What do I know.

posted January 24, 2004 22:14            

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Originally posted by JustMe:
Why is it that all these threads appear, just after GREAT news is announced? Do they all want in, but they don't want the price taking off on them Monday morning? If you don't like the stock, fine. Don't make Allstocks message boards, a bashing board like R/B.

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posted January 24, 2004 22:18            

.....and Im not a newbie here..So Chill

posted January 24, 2004 22:32            

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Originally posted by Groovin:
OK Folks! Enough Already!
I have been a PGHI accumulator for sometime.
NO BASHING HERE!!
..IM in Long on this one....All I was pointing out was that PR Was dated 31 jan ..(is it really out?) and What about Netflix statment?...This is Called "DD" Not Bashing.
just trying to get real facts! ...anyone else?
...AS Tommy would say
GLTA

.....and Im not a newbie here..So Chill

Groovin

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posted January 24, 2004 22:34            

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Originally posted by Groovin:
....All I was pointing out was that PR Was dated 31 jan ..(is it really out?) and What about Netflix statment?...

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One, there was no public press release. An email was generated to PGHI investors from management to inform them of a future article in Billboard magazine featuring Gameznflix. To everyones surprise someone posted the email.

Two, being the article is in a magazine, my hunch is that it is already printed and getting ready for circulation to the subscriber base and then finally hitting news stands. If I am correct, this would be a possible answer to the date of January 31st and the author saying quote "A Netflix representative could not be reached for comment by press time". The article is already in print. This is a magazine, not a daily newspaper.

posted January 24, 2004 22:44            

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Originally posted by m_h13021:
One, there was no public press release. An email was generated to PGHI investors from management to inform them of a future article in Billboard magazine featuring Gameznflix. To everyones surprise someone posted the email.

Two, being the article is in a magazine, my hunch is that it is already printed and getting ready for circulation to the subscriber base and then finally hitting news stands. If I am correct, this would be a possible answer to the date of January 31st and the author saying quote "A Netflix representative could not be reached for comment by press time". The article is already in print. This is a magazine, not a daily newspaper.

These are my thoughts on this matter. Please interject with some other possible scenarios if you like. - Marty

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posted January 24, 2004 22:48            

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Originally posted by Brada777:
M_h13021..
Check this out..http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20040124/film_nm/film_online_dc_1
The date is today? Things that make you go hmmm!

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Goodwork Brada777 !!!

posted January 24, 2004 23:03            

The exposure from Yahoo and Reuters is very good. Yah see we all know what we are looking for, so we go to search and viola. What we needed was front page section exposure. Well it is there check it out below. No doubt about it the article was released today the 24th by Billboard. The January 31st date, I don't know what that is about? Anyway very good exposure this weekend. -

YAHOO link removed sorry
REUTERS link removed sorry

posted January 24, 2004 23:17            

"At launch, gameznflix.com will offer about 50 top DVDs and a full stock of videogames."

posted January 24, 2004 23:26            

GLTA!

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Originally posted by wvmayor:
For what its worth, the web site "should" be up in a week or two. As we approach, there is no doubt in my mind that the launch will drive the stock up. Buying at these levels is a no-brainer for me. Regardless of the value of the company, a new site ALWAYS brings a rise in price. Easy money and buying more Monday.

Mayor

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posted January 24, 2004 23:55            

New Entry In Online Vid Race

By JILL KIPNIS

There's a new kid on the block in the online video rental world.

Gameznflix.com, owned by Franklin, Ky.-based holding company Point Group Holdings Inc. (PGHI), is launching next month with an offering of DVDs and videogames.

The service's business model is similar to that of Netflix, the leading online rental company based in Los Gatos, Calif. Users will pay a monthly subscription fee that enables them to receive DVDs or games through the mail. After a subscriber returns a title in an envelope with prepaid postage provided by gameznflix.com, another title from the rental selection list they have created is sent.

"This is a long-term project that will offer an alternative to Netflix," says John Fleming, CEO/president of PGHI. "We will crawl, then we will walk and then we will see about running into the future."

Netflix ended 2003 with about 1.5 million subscribers, a 74% increase over 2002.

Fleming says that the availability of videogames will differentiate gameznflix.com from such competitors as Netflix and walmart.com, which only offer DVDs.

A Netflix representative could not be reached for comment by press time.

PGHI has already established an online videogame rental service through its 18-month-old Web site veegeez.com, which will be incorporated into gameznflix.com next month. Fleming would not disclose how many subscribers use veegeez.com.

It currently distributes veegeez.com orders through centers in San Diego and Franklin. Fleming says two more distribution centers will open soon.

At launch, gameznflix.com will offer about 50 top DVDs and a full stock of videogames. According to Fleming, 99% of published videogames, including such older titles as "Pong," will be available for rent.

"It costs $50 to buy a game. The gamer beats the game or likes it or dislikes it and is over it in about two weeks and three days," Fleming says. "Now, they can rent it for $20 a month."

Fleming would not disclose what the monthly subscription fee for gameznflix.com will be, though its veegeez.com offers plans that range from $19.95 to $39.95. For example, the $19.95 plan allows users to have two titles rented at a time, while a $29.95 plan allows four rentals at a time.

PGHI has signed a joint venture deal with Ann Arbor, Mich.-based Legend Mobile to develop a marketing campaign for gameznflix.com's launch. Legend Mobile spearheads campaigns involving celebrities, such as the recent Visa debit card promotion with Hilary Duff (Billboard Bulletin, Oct. 25, 2003).