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To: thomas_donald who started this subject9/25/2000 3:40:20 PM
From: thomas_donald   of 183
 
DOCU has been getting a lot of attention lately. Per our 9/14/2000 conversation with CEO Bob Schwartz (518-786-7733), they have looked at over 75 potential reverse merger candidates and are now ready to choose one. For more information on DOCU's CEO, visit his website ( shggroup.com).  DOCU has about 4.2mil shares outstanding with $500,000 in cash available for the newly created public company.

Other Shell Companies we are accumulating because of their low relative market values: CDSI, NPTU, VPLX.

Not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold these stocks. Investing in Shell Stocks is highly speculative and involves substantial risk. It is possible that you will loose your entire investment.

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To: thomas_donald who started this subject9/25/2000 4:01:39 PM
From: Glenn Petersen   of 183
 
Presumably, ShellStockReview.com is your site. If so, it might not be a bad idea for you to add some disclosures. Has the thread been created for promotional purposes or a serious discussion of shell companies? Too bad you felt the need for a moderated thread; moderated threads tend to discourage a free and open exchange of ideas. There are a number of other "shell" threads on SI, none of which are moderated.

Per Register.com, the ShellStockReview.com domain name is owned by:

Thomas Donald
Shell Stock Review
10406 Sagevale Court
Houston, TX
(281) 893-0126

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To: Glenn Petersen who wrote (2)9/25/2000 4:20:44 PM
From: thomas_donald   of 183
 
Disclosure/Disclaimer

This thread was created to discuss Shell Stocks. The ShellStockReview has not accepted stock or money to list any of the profiled companies.

The ShellStockReview.Com is not a Registered Investment Advisor or a Broker/Dealer. All statements or expressions on this web site are only the opinion of ShellStockReview.Com and are not meant to be a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold these stocks. As a reader of ShellStockReview.Com you will be responsible for your own trading and investment decisions. We are not liable for any loss that you may incur on the stocks that we profile. The information contained herein is based upon sources we consider reliable, but is not guaranteed. Information is obtained from SEC reports, news releases, and conversations with company representatives. The information contained on this web site is provided as an information service only and past performance of previously profiled companies does not guarantee the future success of any currently profiled company. We do not accept payment of any kind from the companies we introduce or from their public relationship firms.

From time to time, associates of ShellStockReview.Com may have positions on stocks that are profiled. We may profit in the event the shares of the profiled Company increase in value. These positions may be liquidated from time to time even after we have made positive comments regarding a profiled Company

NOTE: Investing in Shell Stocks is highly speculative and involves substantial risk. It is possible that you will loose your entire investment.

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To: thomas_donald who wrote (3)9/25/2000 4:41:11 PM
From: Glenn Petersen   of 183
 
Thanks.

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To: thomas_donald who started this subject9/26/2000 11:14:49 PM
From: thomas_donald   of 183
 
9/26/2000 list update...

Added new shell, SafeTek International (OTCBB-SFKI).
I spoke with Kevin B. Halter, President and Director (469) 633-0100. He is also Chairman of Halter Capital Corporation, a consulting company specializing in reverse mergers. They "rescued" SFKI and acquired over 50% of the common stock for cleaning it up and getting the SEC filings current. There is $2.7mil in debts and 1.3mil redeemable preferred shares that still need to be cleaned up. He said not to expect any reverse mergers until this is cleaned up, probably after the first of the year (2001).
NOTE: Halter Capital Corporation has been involved with over 100 shell companies.
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FROM the 6/30/2000 10Q filed 8/10/2000:
-State the number of shares outstanding of each of the issuer's classes of common equity as of the latest practicable date: August 9, 2000 - 36,145,694 shares.
-Pursuant to a stock purchase agreement dated April 11, 2000, Halter Capital Corporation (Halter) acquired 18,434,303 shares of common stock of the Company, which was owned by the controlling stockholders prior to the purchase, and represents approximately 51% of the outstanding common shares. Concurrent with the stock purchase transaction described above, the existing officers and directors resigned and two new officers and directors were elected to replace them. The newly elected officers and directors hold a controlling interest in Halter. As of July 31, 2000, the Company ceased all operations at its location in Henderson, Nevada and moved its corporate address to the offices of Halter Capital Corporation in Frisco, Texas, a suburb of Dallas.
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Added new column in the Shell Lists for Exchange.

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To: thomas_donald who wrote (5)9/27/2000 6:15:43 PM
From: Eric Fader   of 183
 
Whoah, careful. Kevin Halter has a legal and SEC history dating back a few years, as I recall.

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To: Eric Fader who wrote (6)9/28/2000 1:28:33 AM
From: thomas_donald   of 183
 
Re: Kevin Halter, I can't find any info on "legal and SEC history." What do you mean by "history?" Good, bad? I searched the SEC database and the web via Altavista and Yahoo. I did not find anything. Please provide some facts to your accusations?

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To: thomas_donald who wrote (7)9/28/2000 7:01:16 PM
From: Eric Fader   of 183
 
I'm not sure that your use of the word "accusations" is appropriate. I have no doubt whatsoever that Kevin Halter, in my own view, is a Bad Guy, but I posted it to be helpful and am not prepared to argue about it. I also don't care enough to start researching my own "scam files" from back then to see if I can find it, but I'd be surprised if some on SI don't recall the details. I think it was around 1994-95, so I wonder whether whatever you're searching goes back that far. I forget the name of the company, but it was a microcap on the AmEx, and I think the ticker started with S. I also vaguely recall that company spinning off another tiny AmEx company. If I remember correctly, there was a shareholder lawsuit, or at least the threat of one, based upon Halter allegedly enriching himself and his colleagues, and some SEC problems (maybe a trading halt, maybe only restated "earnings" - I just don't remember). That should give someone enough to go on.

EDIT: I just did a search for Halter's name on Northern Light. The little company that was spun off from his main gig was Digital Communications Technology and I now recall that the ticker of that one was DCT.

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To: thomas_donald who wrote (7)9/28/2000 7:18:56 PM
From: Eric Fader   of 183
 
OK, it's all here. The main company was SOI on the AmEx.

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To: Eric Fader who wrote (9)10/3/2000 12:57:09 AM
From: thomas_donald   of 183
 
Eric, thanks for the link on Halter. My goal for ShellStockReview is not to judge which shell I should or should not include. I'm trying to include all shells, disclose all information (good or bad) and let the readers judge for themselves. In the coming months, I will be adding more in-depth information for each company and will include links like the one you found. I like to use the terms "clean shells" for the ones with no debt, no law suites, etc. and "dirty shells" for the ones that will make you question wether they are a sound investment.

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