posted April 06, 2004 10:19              

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Originally posted by BananaBelly:
Hopefully this is the bottom, im cant take much more.

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I hear ya...I didnt sell last week like I said I might do and now I may be sorry.

posted April 06, 2004 10:38            

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Originally posted by beginner:
[B] I hear ya...I didnt sell last week like I said I might do and now I may be sorry.
[B]

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posted April 07, 2004 12:03              

Zo, any ideas on the pps rise?

posted April 13, 2004 15:04            

dz

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Originally posted by beginner:
you all still in this? Or did you take your losses?

I'm still in...what's going on with this?

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posted April 25, 2004 16:06            

On the daily chart we can see the inverted head and shoulders (blue)
more clearly. The pattern at the right reverse shoulder may be interpreted as a meaningful double bottom (red) or a triangular consolidation (pink). There is a parallel consolidation in volume. A breakout to the upside with heavy volume is imminent. The short-term outlook is also very bullish.

*************.com posted a SELL signal 25 days ago. If you are still
holding this stock we advise you to keep it. If you do not have this stock and are interested in it, we advise you to add this stock in your portfolio as soon as possible. ADPR is technically oversold and still cheap and it has a bullish outlook for the long term and the short term.

posted May 03, 2004 13:47            

1-Changing names, officially to AdSouth;
2-Increasing from 100 million to 500 million the amount of authorized shares (shares they CAN use, at any time, to pay for services, acquire stuff, etc...);
3-Authorizing a new class of 5 million shares that will be 'preferred' shares, which means that at a certain date, will provide the holders of such shares the right to convert each single share thereof into one hundred (100) shares of fully-paid, validly issued and non-assessable shares of the Company’s Common Stock;
4-Creating a stock incentive plan... for employees or for services rendered;
5-Creating a management incentive program.... to pay themselves handsomely in shares, and have those payments tax deductible by the company.
This is what they have awarded themselves so far this year:
John P. A****o Chairman and CEO 10,000,000 1

John Cammarano President 492,611 2

Angela A****o Executive Vice President 10,000,000 1

Gary Hohman Chief Operating Officer 3,000,000

Lee Wingeier Chief Financial Officer 400,000

6-They have also filed another document pertaining to a change in Accountant.

While it may say in the filings that these things still have to be voted on... it also states, and it's very obvious by looking beloe, that the A****o couple owns 55% of all shares, and therefore take the vote without having to actually consult ALL stockholders.

John P. A****o, Jr. 48,138,300 1 55.75%
Officer, Director
299 West Camino Gardens
Suite 200
Boca Raton, FL USA
33432

John Cammarano 1,367,611 1.58%
Officer
299 West Camino Gardens
Suite 200
Boca Raton, FL USA
33432

Lee Wingeier 700,000 .81%
Officer
299 West Camino Gardens
Suite 200
Boca Raton, FL USA
33432

Gary Hohman 3,000,000 .47%
Officer
299 West Camino Gardens
Suite 200
Boca Raton, FL USA
33432

Angela E. A****o 48,138,300 1 55.75%
Officer
299 West Camino Gardens
Suite 200
Boca Raton, FL USA
33432

Tiger Fund, Inc. 17,084,098 2 19.79%
2600 Michelson Drive
17th Floor
Irvine, CA 92612

Shares of all directors 53,205,911 61.62%
and Executive officers as
a group

posted May 07, 2004 14:07            

Office Depot's Former President/COO Joins AdSouth Partners' Management Team
Friday May 7, 1:03 pm ET

BOCA RATON, Fla., May 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AdSouth Partners (OTC Bulletin Board: ADPR - News) is pleased to announce that Mark Begelman, the former President and Chief Operating Officer of Office Depot stores has joined as a management consultant to AdSouth Partners. Mr. Begelman will provide leadership and direction to the AdSouth management team, drawing upon his extensive experience managing the superstore office supplies chain. Under his direction Office Depot opened over 465 new stores with revenues of over $5.5 billion. Mr. Begelman was awarded Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year on two separate years. Mr. Begelman was also awarded the Financial News CEO of the year in 1993.

"I am excited to have joined such a dynamic team of individuals here at AdSouth. I am equally impressed with the business model of combining direct response marketing with acquired products to create more competitive and effective campaigns in launching these products over both television and other media," stated Mr. Begelman. Begelman joined Office Depot in 1991 after the company merged with a California chain he had co-founded.