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Post by Franko10 ™ on Apr 27, 2006 18:27:37 GMT -5
FRIZZELL LAW FIRM
602 S. Broadway
Tyler, Texas 75701
(903)595-1921
Dear Group Members,
I met with Don Stoecklein, Bob Maheu and Urban Casavant in Las Vegas on Monday and Tuesday of this week. Various Task Force issues were discussed. There were no meetings with any parties relative to payments or settlements of any kind. Rumors in this regard are false.
This office is currently being overwhelmed with calls from individuals responding to our mailout last week. For those of you that are encouraging cooperation by other shareholders, I want to express my thanks to you. Your actions are very important. I heard of one shareholder who went to a small local newspaper (thrifty nickel classified type paper) and put in a $15 ad asking all CMKM shareholders to check their brokerage accounts. This shareholder was concerned that some of the people in his local area did not follow the boards. The ad went on to say that the company was making a distribution to its shareholders. The ad referred the readers to www.cmkmtaskforce.com and www.cmkxownersgroup.com for further details. I would never have imagined the value of such a simple ad until this week. The Task Force office was swamped with shareholders who either knew nothing of this distribution or had their accounts liquidated by their brokers and assumed their investment was a total loss.
Onward,
Bill Frizzell
602 S. Broadway
Tyler, Texas 75701
(903)595-1921
Dear Group Members,
I met with Don Stoecklein, Bob Maheu and Urban Casavant in Las Vegas on Monday and Tuesday of this week. Various Task Force issues were discussed. There were no meetings with any parties relative to payments or settlements of any kind. Rumors in this regard are false.
This office is currently being overwhelmed with calls from individuals responding to our mailout last week. For those of you that are encouraging cooperation by other shareholders, I want to express my thanks to you. Your actions are very important. I heard of one shareholder who went to a small local newspaper (thrifty nickel classified type paper) and put in a $15 ad asking all CMKM shareholders to check their brokerage accounts. This shareholder was concerned that some of the people in his local area did not follow the boards. The ad went on to say that the company was making a distribution to its shareholders. The ad referred the readers to www.cmkmtaskforce.com and www.cmkxownersgroup.com for further details. I would never have imagined the value of such a simple ad until this week. The Task Force office was swamped with shareholders who either knew nothing of this distribution or had their accounts liquidated by their brokers and assumed their investment was a total loss.
Onward,
Bill Frizzell
