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Hello everyone, last night I went on ten seat to check it out, I had been there before but it looked to me they were not ready to play yet. I emailed redfelt and they told me that there was a huge credit card breech, not by them on a national/world level that some of you probably heard about on the news and they wanted to add extra securtiy to the site before allowing people to apply money to there account, they said it would be up and running soon. At 11:15 pm eastern I went on the site and went into one of the rooms/tables and typed hi into the chat box, well sure enough 3 people were in there and started chatting with me, one of them told me that people were playing earlier and I kind of thought he was bsing me because I had not seen it myself, well we talked a few minutes and sure enough a couple people started poping in on the table and they were playing poker. This was very exciting to watch since I had not seen anyone on the site yet. Now I do realize the site has to iron out some bugs with the site, this is a very complex site and Im sure most sites like this dont have everything working the day it is launched. They made this software as a business so Im sure they will figure it all out soon enough. As it says on the site they will be launching new tables/games soon. In my opinion as investors we should do some promoting, watch it a few days let them build up some tables and player and then tell your poker friends to check out the site, which is very attractive by the way. If a few people tell a few people we all know what can happen, I also like the potential of the huge asian market. I was very excited to see it all working last night, I think if you want to go on the site and go in a room you should just type hi in the chat box and see if anyone responds, just thought I would let everyone know, glta
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I think the site is going to be fine...and soon. If this healthy volume keeps up and they continue to release good news, this thing will surely pop over .10 -don't ya think? I would venture a guess that it clears .1 within a couple weeks.
And not to boost another stock (especially since it was somewhat of a scam stock a while back) but I've been in EVSC for a while and looks like it's time to at least do a little DD if ya have the time or interest. They are about the same price (CYOS & EVSC)and I may take some of my gains from CYOS and roll the dice with EVSC. again, sorry to push another stock on ya - but it really may be worth your while to check it out - don't want my buddies to mi$$ out.
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Jun 24, 2005 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Today the Bellwether Report has identified CYOP Systems International Inc. (CYOS), a company that our analysts will be tracking over the ensuing weeks. They recently came out with a significant corporate development this month, causing a positive market correction. For a full report on the below mentioned company, and many more, feel free to visit www.bellwetherreport.com for a free 30 day no obligation trial.
Good news on June 23, 2005, for Cyop's with the launch of it's licensed online Pool Game on Sina.com. The multiplayer pool game may be found exclusively on the Game Channel on Sina.Com. SINA will further arrange fixed entry points by providing tournaments on the SINA Taiwan and Beijing Channels, linking on-line traffic to the co-branded Games site in the US. Initial test have proven extremely positive with over 27,000 unique hits with over 2000 players joining since the launch.
The Company intends to sell advertising and sponsorships within the games and related site. As well, CYOP will be hosting and managing multiplayer tournaments with cash prizes. Online advertising revenue in Asia-Pacific is expected to rise by a compound growth rate of about 40% in the next five years, according to research firm International Data Corp (IDC). It expects money spent on internet advertising to reach US$1.62 billion by 2007, up from $304.3 million last year. Online gaming revenues in the Asia-Pacific region will reach $1.84 billion by 2008, according to a recent report from IDC.
Mitch White, CEO of CYOP, commented, "Not only is gaming huge in China, Sina Corp, China's biggest online advertising company, reported a 59% year-on-year rise in its online advertising revenues in 2004. Sina's arch-rival Sohu notched up an impressive 89% growth in its online advertising revenue, and NetEase, the other top Chinese portals.........
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I want to go on record as stating I have absolutely NO faith in CYOS. I will buy below .012 and never before that. When they were in 'turmoil' before the pop, their replies on lack of PR's were unkind.
A CYOS downtrend can really be a BIG one too.
Just my opinion on this. I guess we all have a stock we hate.
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