posted February 08, 2004 15:15            

Yes I just checked my etrade porfolio as well and I have the same problem.MNumbers where GZFX should be and the cash missing...
They have an information sign saying they require more information about this stock.

Chrissy

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Originally posted by Jack Frost:
It's not crap ,I'm seeing the same thing on my E-trade account.Some numbers in place of the symbol and all the cash is missing.

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posted February 08, 2004 18:23            

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Originally posted by lynnp:
What's the chances GZFX is looking at video downloading? Movies on demand I think may take business away from DVD rentals.

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"Movies in Demand" IMO will NEVER take the demand away from DVD rentals.

First off, think of the size of a DVD movie.
- It's huge, and yes I know people currently download and burn their own DVD's (pirated most of the time), but that is only a select few % of the population.

Two:
- For the masses, it does not make much sense. Is everyone going to be like "Ok kids, time to gather around the computer and watch a movie!"? Not in the very near future, not for the majority. Even with the now cheap prices of DVD burners, you first must take the time to download it, which for a multiple gigabyte DVD, is not very practical for most people and the time they set aside for such entertainment.

Three: There will always be demand for some type of rental outlet, GameZNFlix just makes it that much easier because of the no late fees and of course all the other great features.

So IMO something like this does not fit GZFX's business model.

posted February 08, 2004 18:24            

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Originally posted by lynnp:
Hope everyone didn't take my post meaning they shoud not offer DVD's. Was looking at
downloads as an option to offer to customers who may not want to subscribe.

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lol, oops .

Sorry Lynn, was not meant to bash at all, hehe...just putting it up for discussion. I didn't see this particular post of yours before I posted mine.

posted February 08, 2004 18:49            

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Originally posted by VeeHappy:
I pay only 9.99/trade w/ E*Trade.Yes u can buy and sell same stock many times a day.The 3 day rule is not true.

Been happy with E*TRDAE sinced 1997.

VeeHappy

p.s I'm long sinced .017 and never traded or sold a single share....yet

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posted February 08, 2004 20:55            

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Originally posted by delt16:
I dont like this new reverse posting that they are doing now. I liked the other way

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posted February 08, 2004 20:58            

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Originally posted by tacman21:
Anyone been able to do anything with GZFX on Ameritrade yet? I wasn't able to trade it on Friday like I wanted to which has now cost me a good amount, and when I called them today since I still can't trade it to see if I could put an order in, they said they can't do anything with the stock because they haven't received official notice of the name change. What's going on here? Is this another problem with the press company GZFX uses or is this Ameritrade sucking for customer service as appears to be their norm lately?

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I had a problem on Friday with Datek/Ameritrade, but now everythink is fine. Is this who you have, or do you use Ameritrade? On friday, my regular Ameritrade account was ok, I was able to trade GZFX. Both of my accounts are ok. I can trade GZFX on both, so I dont know why you cant trade it.

posted February 08, 2004 21:21            

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Originally posted by Marcidius:
"Movies in Demand" IMO will NEVER take the demand away from DVD rentals.

First off, think of the size of a DVD movie.
- It's huge, and yes I know people currently download and burn their own DVD's (pirated most of the time), but that is only a select few % of the population.

Two:
- For the masses, it does not make much sense. Is everyone going to be like "Ok kids, time to gather around the computer and watch a movie!"? Not in the very near future, not for the majority. Even with the now cheap prices of DVD burners, you first must take the time to download it, which for a multiple gigabyte DVD, is not very practical for most people and the time they set aside for such entertainment.

Three: There will always be demand for some type of rental outlet, GameZNFlix just makes it that much easier because of the no late fees and of course all the other great features.

So IMO something like this does not fit GZFX's business model.

Just adding my .02 on that

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The internet/computer isn't the problem. The biggest threat will be coming from the cable companies being able to deliver movies in demand on the TV. They already have something like that happening. You can open up the menue and watch any HBO, Cinimax ect..movie at any time. But there is still a long way to go with this technology. They believe that it may be another 10 years before the cable companies will be able to deliver these movies in digital format. The banwith levels are currently too low for this to be able to work properly, there would be too much congestion.

posted February 08, 2004 23:17            

go to google, enter video games....then look at right for sponsored links, you will see veegeez. now enter video game rentals. now you will see veegeez at top of page under sponsored links.

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Originally posted by budme:
Looks like GameZnflix has some more advertising to do on the net. I don't know how any of you guys got #1 results when searching for "rent video games" in Google, but I don't even a first page result. I did yesterday but not today. And they also had a rotating sponsor link, but that's gone too. They have a sponsor link that rotates on the search "cheap video games." I also tried "rent games" and rent games online." Nothing.

Oh yeah. I emailed Epinions.com and suggested they add a VeeGeeZ review section. Gamefly had one. I also emailed cheapgamerentals.com and suggested he had veegeez to his list. He has a sponsored link on a few searches i mentioned earlier. well, i'll keep searching.

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posted February 08, 2004 23:54            

oh well. the advertising campaign is just getting into full swing im sure

posted February 09, 2004 00:03            

Gaming could be $35 billion industry by 2008
Handheld gaming alone may be a $25 billion per year industry.
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posted 2:40pm EST Wed Feb 04 2004 - submitted by Sander Olson
BLURB
A report by Juniper Research is predicting that the console market will generate US$35 billion in revenue per year by 2008. Sales of current Xbox and PlayStation 2 consoles are falling, and will probably continue to fall for the next two years since the market is largely saturated and consumers are waiting for the next-generation consoles. The introduction of the Xbox 2 and the PlayStation 3 consoles should not only spur another upgrade cycle, but may substantially expand the console gaming market. Nintendo's unnamed next-generation device will also enter the fray, and the market may be able to support three different consoles. By 2008 a wide variety of PlayStation 3 and Xbox 2 titles should be available, and both broadband Internet access and HDTV sets should be commonplace. Both Microsoft and Sony are excited about the concept of convergence, and are confident that even non-gaming consumers will find these gaming consoles useful for a variety of tasks. Moreover, the burgeoning market for handheld gaming may be as high as $25 billion by 2008. Even if the Juniper prognostications turn out to be excessively sanguine, it is clear that the computer gaming market is growing rapidly. It is conceivable that the gaming industry could be bigger than the broadcast television and movie industries combined by 2010.

posted February 09, 2004 00:24            

Chart looks fantastic and More News coming. I went by 1535 Blackjack Yesterday -- but JF is away on business ( San Diego, Hollywood,Las Vegas and Vancover)

Congrats and Hold

Sully

posted February 09, 2004 01:17            

I finally figured out our messed up board. Why the big change? If it aint broke then don't fix it.

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Originally posted by VNGNTN1:
COOL
Haven't heard from you recently, but thought of you last nite at SNS when I ordered a Lemon Freeze.
VAN

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posted February 09, 2004 06:35              

Berlin Stock Exchange

FRANKLIN, KY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/09/04 -- GameZnFlix, Inc. (OTC
BB: GZFX), formerly known as Point Group Holdings, Incorporated (OTC
BB: PGHI), an online video game rental company, announced today that
it has been granted permission to trade its shares on the Third
Market Segment of the Berlin Stock Exchange. The German trading
symbol will be "PQJ.BE" and the German securities code: (WKN) will be
164641.

GameZnFlix CEO John Fleming commented, "We are very pleased to have
been approved for trading on the Berlin Stock Exchange. The Berlin
Exchange should make buying and selling our shares less problematic
for German and European stockholders and should provide help to
assure improved liquidity in our common stock overall.

Mr. Fleming continued: "We are striving to enhance our corporate
visibility in Germany and expand our corporate presence to a broader
financial community throughout Europe. We believe this prestigious
platform will assure that our company story reaches a much larger
European audience. Additionally, we are looking forward to seeking a
company listing on the London Exchange later in 2004."

GameZnFlix, Inc. currently markets its video game rentals through its
wholly owned subsidiary, www.VeeGeeZ.com and in the near future will
be opening a new website www.GameZnFlix.com to offer both DVD movies
and video game rentals. The company has currently has two
distribution centers, Los Angeles, CA and Franklin, KY with plans for
an additional two to three more centers during 2004.

For more information contact John Fleming, CEO PGHI at
001.270.598.0385 or e-mail ceo@pghi.biz or examine the following
websites:

GameZnFlix, Inc.: http://www.gameznflix.com
Veegeez.com, LLC: http://www.veegeez.com

Certain statements in this news release may contain forward-looking
information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act
of 1933 and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and
are subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All
statements, other than statements of fact, included in this release,
including, without limitation, statements regarding potential future
plans and objectives of the company, are forward-looking statements
that involve risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that
such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and
future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such
statements. Technical complications that may arise could prevent the
prompt implementation of any strategically significant plan(s)
outlined above. The company cautions that these forward looking
statements are further qualified by other factors including, but not
limited to those, set forth in the company's Form 10-KSB filing and
other filings with the United States Securities and Exchange
Commission (available at www.sec.gov). The company undertakes no
obligation to publicly update or revise any statements in this
release, whether as a result of new information, future events or
otherwise.

John Fleming
CEO PGHI
001.270.598.0385
ceo@pghi.biz

posted February 09, 2004 06:35            

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Originally posted by JEB7006:
Just wanted to get the ball rolling on the new thread for the new symbol...For those looking for previous DD on Point Group/Veegeez/Gameznflix (former symbol PGHI), check out http://www.allstocks.com/stockmessageboard/ubb/Forum8/HTML/003747.html

and
http://stockskill.net/PGHI/#14c

Josh

[This message has been edited by JEB7006 (edited February 05, 2004).]

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posted February 09, 2004 09:06            

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Originally posted by dazedtrader:
Anyone else having a problem viewing GZFX in their portfolio in Etrade? I'm getting some weird 8-digit number instead - looks like an error of some sort.

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posted February 09, 2004 09:10            

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Originally posted by nitroburn:
WOW AllStocks just flipped the siye back to normal!

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posted February 09, 2004 09:37            

GameZnFlix CEO John Fleming commented, "We are very pleased to have been approved for trading on the Berlin Stock Exchange. The Berlin Exchange should make buying and selling our shares less problematic for German and European stockholders and should provide help to assure improved liquidity in our common stock overall.

Mr. Fleming continued: "We are striving to enhance our corporate visibility in Germany and expand our corporate presence to a broader financial community throughout Europe. We believe this prestigious platform will assure that our company story reaches a much larger European audience. Additionally, we are looking forward to seeking a company listing on the London Exchange later in 2004."

GameZnFlix, Inc. currently markets its video game rentals through its wholly owned subsidiary, www.VeeGeeZ.com and in the near future will be opening a new website www.GameZnFlix.com to offer both DVD movies and video game rentals. The company has currently has two distribution centers, Los Angeles, CA and Franklin, KY with plans for an additional two to three more centers during 2004.

For more information contact John Fleming, CEO PGHI at 001.270.598.0385 or e-mail ceo@pghi.biz or examine the following websites:

GameZnFlix, Inc.: http://www.gameznflix.com
Veegeez.com, LLC: http://www.veegeez.com

Certain statements in this news release may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act of 1933 and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All statements, other than statements of fact, included in this release, including, without limitation, statements regarding potential future plans and objectives of the company, are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Technical complications that may arise could prevent the prompt implementation of any strategically significant plan(s) outlined above. The company cautions that these forward looking statements are further qualified by other factors including, but not limited to those, set forth in the company's Form 10-KSB filing and other filings with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (available at www.sec.gov). The company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any statements in this release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.