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Why would a .25 be hard to believe. This stock is going to take some time to grow and I think everyones assumption is that we should be green everyday and then comes 1/15/06 and then we will all be rich. What Ive seen that last couple months is a nice steady growth...Up and Down is extremely healthy for GZFX. By this time next year is when everyone will have a very Merry Christmas.
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quote:Originally posted by AgentGPF: I will admit I used to think a quarter was totally doable, at this point I'd crap myself if we hit a dime. That would be some 'sweet moola.'
This thing has a 52 week high of .17!
That was on hype alone!
We've got genuine growth going on now & .25 is not out of the question!
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Reviewing last nights news I cam across this:
Vickers Stock Research 6:37 p.m. 12/21/2005
Dec 21, 2005 (Vickers Stock Research via COMTEX) -- Document Processing Date: December 20, 2005 Filer: ADSOUTH PARTNERS INC Relation: Stock Name: GameZnFlix Inc Stock CUSIP: 6466X108 Stock Symbol: GZFX Exchange: OTC Transaction date: November 28, 2005 Shares for sale: 11800000 Value held: $295000
Broker: EDWARDS (A. G.) & SONS
As far as I can tell this means nothing. AdSouth and GZFX no longer have a business relationship and maybe they are probably clearing house for tax purposes since when they got into a relationship with GZFX it was trading around .1. Any thoughts?
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Dec 22, 2005 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Arlington, Texas, Opening Bell Report & Alerts - VMH VideoMovieHouse.com (OTCBB: VMHVF) Signs Binding Agreement With Wide Open Technologies to Acquire DVD Marketplace, GamezNFlix, Inc. (OTCBB: GZFX) Still Gaining, Top Holiday Movie Rentals Show America Loves to Laugh the Holidays Away According to a Blockbuster Inc. (NYSE: BBI) survey, and Movie Gallery, Inc. (Nasdaq: MOVI) Gives Away 30 Xbox 360s.
Steve Gaspar, President of VMH VideoMovieHouse.com (OTCBB: VMHVF), is pleased to announce that the company has formalized an agreement with Wide Open Technologies of Charlotte, North Carolina, to acquire all of the online business assets of DVD Marketplace.com. The acquisition includes the www.dvdmarketplace.com website, domain name, license for all operating software plus the technology and code which make up this fully functional 3rd party selling platform. Additional site improvements and enhancements are expected to be completed within 90 days of closing by Wide Open Technologies allowing for full integration. The new enhanced site is expected to go live sometime in January 2006 with new improved features and until that point VMH Videomoviehouse.com will operate www.dvdmarketplace.com basically as is. Further platform development and enhancements will be undertaken throughout the year, as needed, by the Wide Open Technologies team. "With this acquisition the company is acquiring much more than just a website. It is acquiring the expertise and the experience of an absolutely top notch team of experts who bring to the table the kind of talent needed to help take VMH Videomoviehouse.com to the next level," added Mr. Gaspar.
The company plans an aggressive marketing campaign to recruit thousands of E-Merchants with the aim of building an internet powerhouse known for offering great value to both merchants and buyers alike. A new marketing team is now in place, ready to pursue E-Merchants both large and small to market their wares on the company's new website by offering more competitive commission rates and lower selling fees.
"This acquisition gives VMH VideoMovieHouse.com a unique opportunity to expand into the estimated 20 Billion Dollar a year commission-based 3rd party online sales market, now dominated by the likes of Amazon.com, eBay.com and Redif.com," according to Mr. Gaspar. "These companies have been very successful using commission-based selling structures. Our intent is to not only duplicate their successes but to capture what we feel is a significant portion of this 20 Billion annual market for ourselves. We will be offering not only DVDs but numerous other products and services for sale online as well, when opportunities present themselves. This change of direction we are undertaking is a dramatic shift towards technology-based solutions and away from time-consuming and expensive product handling. The company plans to reduce product handling to a minimum in the future by contracting out fulfillment of both sales and rental products as much as possible," added Mr. Gaspar.
About VideoMovieHouse.com:
VMH Videomoviehouse.com is no stranger to the estimated 8 Billion Dollar online rental industry or the estimated 16 Billion Dollar DVD sales industry. The company has been selling DVDs on-line since June 2001 and earlier this year entered the North American online DVD market. "The company plans to now focus more of its energy and resources towards the online DVD Rental business. The opportunity to do so has been brought about by the company's recent decision to change the direction of the company," according to Mr. Gaspar. "More focus will go towards growing our DVD sales revenues in conjunction with our Online DVD Rental business. We will aggressively cross-market to both these groups in addition to our existing database of 300,000 past customers," added Mr. Gaspar.
GamezNFlix, Inc. (OTCBB: GZFX), another recent 'up-and-coming' digital disc rental company offers online digital versatile disk (DVD) movies and video games for rental and purchase in the United States. The company, through its Web site, www.gameznflix.com, provides subscribers with access to various Xbox, Playstation 2, Playstation, and Nintendo Gamecube titles and DVDs. The company was formed by Sy Robert Picon and William Spears under the name SyCo Comics and Distribution, Inc. in 1997. It changed its name to Syconet.com, Inc. in 1999; to Point Group Holdings, Incorporated in 2002; and to GamezNFlix, Inc. in 2004. GamezNFlix is headquartered in Franklin, Kentucky.
When Americans watch holiday movies, they love to laugh and be jolly. Comedies are overwhelmingly the top rental choice among holiday-themed films by BLOCKBUSTER members.
Laughter is a great way to alleviate some of today's seasonal pressures and to get in the holiday spirit. According to a Blockbuster Inc. (NYSE: BBI) survey, 80 percent of respondents said movies are a great way to relax from the stress of the holidays. Sixty-eight percent said movies get their family in the holiday mood.
The only non-comedy choice by BLOCKBUSTER members was "It's A Wonderful Life," the uplifting 1946 Frank Capra classic starring James Stewart and Donna Reed.
TOP HOLIDAY MOVIE RENTALS FROM BLOCKBUSTER
* 1. "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation"
2. "The Santa Clause 2"
3. "Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas" (2000)
4. "Home Alone"
5. "A Christmas Story" 6. "The Santa Clause"
7. "Jingle All the Way"
8. "It's a Wonderful Life"
9. "The Nightmare Before Christmas"
10. "The Simpson's Christmas 2"
"The holidays are intended to be uplifting, but with all the stresses of today's world, there are more and more pressures during this season," said Curt Andrews, senior vice president and general merchandise manager for Blockbuster Inc. "When you need a break from crowds at the mall, traffic gridlock and a depleting bank account, what better way get back in the holiday spirit than with a cheer-inducing holiday film?"
For the ultimate in convenience, BLOCKBUSTER members can rent their movies from BLOCKBUSTER Online and have a good holiday chuckle delivered straight to their door. Or, there is nothing better than renting a movie from your local store as the ultimate convenience after a long day of shopping.
*Top holiday rentals list is based on 2004 BLOCKBUSTER rentals.
About BLOCKBUSTER
Blockbuster Inc. is a leading global provider of in-home movie and game entertainment, with more than 9,000 stores throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia. The company may be accessed worldwide at blockbuster.com.
Sweepstakes offers 30 more chances to win
Movie Gallery, Inc. (Nasdaq: MOVI) has gave away 30 Xbox 360s (approximate retail value $399) as of last week in its Sweepstakes that started November 8th. "Thirty lucky people have already won what is the hottest and hardest-to-find Christmas present this year," said Eric Bright, Director of Multimedia for Movie Gallery. "While the availability of the Xbox 360 is very limited this holiday season, here at Movie Gallery, our customers win one every day. The Sweepstakes ends January 6, 2006, with one person chosen daily to win one of the hottest systems available." The Xbox 360 launched in stores on November 22nd, and immediately became one of this year's most sought after systems. Anticipating high demand, Movie Gallery secured its allotment of the Xbox 360 before the Sweepstakes was announced.
"It is so easy to enter for a chance to win. Every customer who rents a game at any Movie Gallery store throughout the United States and Canada is automatically entered into the Sweepstakes. We've already given away 30 and we've got 30 more to give away," Bright added. Under the rules of the Sweepstakes, a customer is automatically entered each day that customer rents one or more games from a Movie Gallery store. Entries into the Sweepstakes can also be made by mail. There is no purchase necessary with this offer. See official rules for details. The official rules are available at any Movie Gallery store or on the company's Web site at www.moviegallery.com.
About Movie Gallery Movie Gallery is the second largest North American video rental company with annual revenues of approximately $2.6 billion and about 4,800 stores located in all 50 U.S. states, Canada and Mexico. Since the Company's initial public offering in August 1994, Movie Gallery has grown from 97 stores to its present size through acquisitions and new store openings.
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Posts: 11 | From: Vernon, Al | Registered: Nov 2005
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This definitely is unexpected if that is the case....is this good or bad? GZFX was just starting to make a name for itself.
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Try reading the rest of the article instead of the grammatically incorrect title. There's nothing about GZFX being taken over, just a mention about what they do. Jogn Felmming already said he wouldn't let GZFX be taken over. And during this time with the CC deal being solid? hell no!
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quote:Originally posted by Dudanation: Try reading the rest of the article instead of the grammatically incorrect title. There's nothing about GZFX being taken over, just a mention about what they do. Jogn Felmming already said he wouldn't let GZFX be taken over. And during this time with the CC deal being solid? hell no!
lol thank you!!!!! Finally someone else who can read!
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hehe. The title was confusing but I didn't believe it one bit. Can't leave this board alone for more than 10 minutes or all hell can break loose.
Lookin verrrry slow today. Might be hard for me to get those extra shares at low prices.
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I see this as psitive news, look as if they are selling the purchase of DVD's not rentals and focusing more on the rental end......must be getting lots of subs,must open more Distribution centers;not diluting to get money.
"This acquisition gives VMH VideoMovieHouse.com a unique opportunity to expand into the estimated 20 Billion Dollar a year commission-based 3rd party online SALES MARKET, now dominated by the likes of Amazon.com, eBay.com and Redif.com," according to Mr. Gaspar
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quote:Originally posted by one2watchny: I see this as psitive news, look as if they are selling the purchase of DVD's not rentals and focusing more on the rental end......must be getting lots of subs,must open more Distribution centers;not diluting to get money.
"This acquisition gives VMH VideoMovieHouse.com a unique opportunity to expand into the estimated 20 Billion Dollar a year commission-based 3rd party online SALES MARKET, now dominated by the likes of Amazon.com, eBay.com and Redif.com," according to Mr. Gaspar
Anyone see it this way?
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This opening day traders report has been posted the last few days and has not affected the price or volume because it doesn't say anything about GZFX other than there is some competition in the market. At best this is a neutral report for us.
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Whats the chance of a 100 to 1 or 500 to 1 reverse split in the new year before all the good news about the CC national roll out. It allways seems these guys on the OTC run the OS up into the billions then do a RS but of course their own class A shares are never affected.
Great potential here but I dont trust the OTC companys
Cheers A.C.
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quote:Originally posted by accidentproneca: Whats the chance of a 100 to 1 or 500 to 1 reverse split in the new year before all the good news about the CC national roll out. It allways seems these guys on the OTC run the OS up into the billions then do a RS but of course their own class A shares are never affected.
Great potential here but I dont trust the OTC companys
Cheers A.C.
Go listen to the GZFX Webcast and you will have your answer to why the chances of an R/S anytime soon are 0%.
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