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Title: Dell Dude is gettin' a different job
Ben Curtis, who played the hyper, computer-savvy Steven in Dell commercials, has signed on as the spokesman for Gameznflix.com.
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Ben Curtis
The dude is back.

Ben Curtis has done a lot of growing up since he played a hyper, computer-savvy teenager named Steven in a series of Dell Inc. commercials. His catchphrase - "Dude, you're getting a Dell!" - drilled itself into television viewers' heads.

Dell put the Steven character on hiatus in 2002, saying it wanted to take a different direction in its advertising. Any potential for a reprise of the character was ruled out when Mr. Curtis, 23, was arrested in New York last year after officers caught him buying a small amount of marijuana. Dell quickly removed itself from any association with Mr. Curtis.

With that learning experience behind him, Mr. Curtis has spent his time juggling school, theater productions and films. Now he has signed on as the spokesman for another company - movie rental Web site Gameznflix.com.

"I'm ready to show America what I can do beyond Dell," he said. "I'm glad to have a second chance as a role model."

The marijuana arrest came at a pivotal time in Mr. Curtis life as the New York University acting student was adjusting to the stresses that fame can bring.

"Dell hit really hard, really fast," he said. "I was failing classes because I wasn't in New York enough."

After the arrest, Mr Curtis took six months to concentrate on school and reflect on the whirlwind he had been through.

"What really hit me is, I've always known I'm a role model, but my actions really do have an influence on people younger than me," said Mr. Curtis, who is originally from Chattanooga, Tenn.

"Having the experience of someone who goes to jail was quite an experience. In some ways, it's good to have that under my belt as an actor."

Mr. Curtis then joined a street theater group protesting the Iraq war. In one skit, called "Dude, You're Getting War," he repositioned the Steven character as a warmonger.

"I've never seen more people stop in their tracks on the street," he said.

In May 2003, he produced and starred in an off-Broadway revival of The Indian Wants the Bronx, a one-act Israel Horovitz drama. He took the play to the Edinburgh International Theater Festival last summer.

He plays the lead role in the feature-length Spy: The Movie, a "romantic psychological thriller," Mr. Curtis said.

The Gameznflix deal will help him finish up his degree, he said, then he'll be free.

"I see myself in movies and on Broadway," Mr Curtis said. "My dream is to be able to do what I want to do."

If you took the time to type all that thank you very much!

When you search "DVD RENTAL" on Google the following sites come up:
NetFlix.com
Walmart.com
DVDavenue.com

When you search "VIDEO GAME RENTAL" on Google the following sites come up:
Gamefly.com
DeepShark.com

When you search "DVD VIDEO GAME RENTAL" on Google the following sites come up:
GameFly.com

When you search "DVD VIDEO GAME RENTALS" on Google the following sites come up:
GameFly.com
Veegeez.com

First off this is good that Veegeez comes up on Google. It is especially promising that it comes up as a Sponsored link. When you click on it it takes you to the GAMENFLIX website.

Management needs to change there information with google so veegeez doesnt come up. We need Gamezflix to come up when this search is entered. Also we need GamezFlix to come up when all four of these searches are entered.

Once this is accomplished our subscriber base will sky rocket. Google is the primary means for search on the net and we need to be highly visable on this search engine.

We also need to put banners on video game websites such as IGN.com and GAMESPOT.com.

We also need to push the $15 for 6 DVD/games out at one time in our advertising.

I think this strategy combined with the "dell due ads" will help us take over the market.

It wont be long until he is know as the "GamenFlix Dude"

Get on this now.

You mean get more? I'm working on it!

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Originally posted by dazedtrader:
Steady at 12 cents with TV ads about to appear.... I'm in for $2K more.

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I will continue to accumulate as well. You're right. Value is very steady at this level. My guess is next move will be up!

News Alert -- Pink Sheets:GEGP -- Wall Street Futures Gives GEGP its Highest Rating
Thursday April 29, 9:33 am ET

DALLAS, April 29, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Wall Street Futures, a leading news source for small-cap investors, has given Gold Entertainment Group, Inc. (Other OTC:GEGP.PK - News) its highest rating of ``Strong Buy'' on recent news that the company will launch its much-anticipated multi-level marketing (MLM) subsidiary next month. Wall Street Futures identified the home entertainment sector as a long-term growth industry last week and is now closely monitoring GEGP as a company that small cap investors may want to continue considering in this space.
This week, GEGP announced the addition of two MLM industry veterans to the company's management team, as well as plans to launch its wholly-owned subsidiary, Quality of Life Marketing, Inc., on May 10. Quality of Life will rent and sell consumer DVD and video game products through an independent network of distributors and an interactive Web portal. Its 5,000 DVD and video game titles are more than twice that of the traditional video store.

Francis Fytton, Gold Entertainment CEO, indicated that the company already has engaged dozens of experienced distributors who have reserved their positions in advance of the launch.

The success of Netflix (NasdaqNM:NFLX - News) has proven the efficacy of the online sales and rental model for the home entertainment industry and it has dulled the outlook for traditional DVD and video rental companies like Viacom (NYSE:VIA - News), Blockbuster (NYSE:BBI - News), and Hollywood Entertainment, each of which carries significant real estate burdens. Wall Street Futures believes that Netflix's decision not to enter the video game market creates an opportunity for another player to establish itself as the one-stop resource for all DVD and video game products.

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Wall Street Futures also believes the MLM model will help GEGP reduce its marketing costs significantly, suggesting greater returns for the company's shareholders. GEGP shares began trading two weeks ago at $0.50; the current share price under $0.45 should attract many investors looking for leverage in this space.

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Originally posted by duke:
the gzfx page has fizzled as of late. i don't worry about this. i think this group of traders/investors has matured past the hype and basher stage. most bought low. me, not low enough, and we're waiting for commercials and profit reports. the following months will tell all. i think our only enemy is our patience or lack of it.

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GZFX has stabilized...from swing traders!The bashing and pumping is gone!

GZFX is now an investment for most of those
who followed it sinced 2 cents.And many more are coming...

It only takes one pick among the hundreds of BB's there to make "Killing"

We got the right one baby...

I just got off the phone with a woman by the name of Lisa in Investor Relations. She stated she "heard yesterday" that the Ben Curtis ads are scheduled to begin in 2 1/2 weeks.

I gave her my phone number. She will attempt to confirm this and call me back.

I also called AdSouth. They declined to comment.

It turns out that the DVDs I queued up had to be special ordered. That in itself I think is really nice for them to do. Kudos for the special order service. Although, some notification of sorts would have helped avoid confusion and frustration.

I'm sticking with these guys. It looks like they are doing everything they can to take care of their customers. The website is looking better. I can now see a status of my orders like I do on Netflix. An email would be nice too letting me know when they get the returns and when they are shipping out. Perhaps that feature is in the works.

I have only received 1 game in the past 2 weeks from GZFX.

The law of supply and demand tell me that gzfx will move higher!

Im in long term

I mentioned GEGP about a week or so ago in relation to GZFX. No one had heard of it nor did they seem particularly concerned. Personally I am having a tremendous sucess with my own MLM home business that I started in the last few months. I think it's really an excellent business model... I think people really tend to underestimate them. However I am always a little skeptical of MLM's that go public.

There are always exceptions though, look at AVON! And I believe there are a few others. If this company treats their reps right, it could be an excellent investment in my optinion. I'm pretty new at the stock thing though... so take my opinion with a grain of salt. Speaking as one though who is trading on the market and also works in the MLM industry, I think GEGP needs some looking into. If you come up with any good DD let me know. Lol... the way I've been doing it is I've been building a nice side income for myself through my business and I take a portion of that and I reinvest it into the market... in an IRA. Working for me thus far.

Anyhow... I will keep an eye on GEGP. My opinion right now though is that you should focus on GZFX for the time of being as it has a lot on the front burner that could make it explode in a matter of months. GEGP, being what it is... will take a while to grow as is the case with most MLMS. However, when it does... it could really pay off.

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I signed up on Thursday night. Got an email Friday that all 3 had been shipped and should receive on or about Monday. All 3 were delivered TODAY Saturday!

Timeline

February - A new Business model and direction
March - Site developed and startup site - It's live
April - Commercials going games added by the end of the month
May - working out bugs
June - Ben Curtis commercials and a great future for us stock holders.

Just getting an idea of what the comp. is doing and where we need to be heading.

I have a lot of faith ($) in the GZFX people.

But really, I guess the best answer is they are working out the bugs and gearing up for the Ben Curtis commercials. I think everyone is just holding on till the next PR and commercial release knowing then it will run.

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Originally posted by Rics1997:
I will buy all you got for .105, want to sale.

But really, I guess the best answer is they are working out the bugs and gearing up for the Ben Curtis commercials. I think everyone is just holding on till the next PR and commercial release knowing then it will run.

Rick

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I agree 100%. I will be buying at a measured pace so long as it stays in this range. Like Rick I will buy big if we dip back to .10s!

That said, I know all things are not equal but I think we could easily go to a dollar soon and 3 to 4 dollars after a year. But as you know, no one knows anything when it comes to the stock market unless your Warren Buffett.

copy and past to URL
http://users.adelphia.net/~x1f2/GZFXFlyer.pdf

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Originally posted by GoBig:
I think we all know this will be huge in the not so distant future, and will make us all alot of $$. I for one like how GZFX has been hanging around .11-.12 range. Gives poor people like myself to gradually increase my position. Many stocks I follow in similar circumstances slowly go down this one chills. When this pops the next time its going to POP!!! Be ready for the ride people its going to be fun... JUST NOT YET LOL!!!

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Yep! I agree. this is the time to add to your position at a measured pace. Accumulation is the word here.