Brian Sorrentino letter to Investor?

RLYZF · Guest

You must be crazy if you think I would Comment on a hypothetical merger. WHY would I invite competition from OIL companies that have 100's of millions of dollars to invest into our world. We are involved in Federal and State Government funding as well as equity financing. This doesn't happen overnight and every one wants it. We have it and we are not going to jeperdize it because you want the stock to go up today. DO YOU WANT THEM TO TAKE OUR DEAL BECAUSE THEY ARE SO FINANCIALLY CAPABLE OF DOING SO? What is happening is in the hands of the best people the country, ROSSI and the CAPITAL KEYS law Firm. Now if you think I should release news on early developments of this project so you can trade between .0002 and .0005 and sacrafice the oppertunity to trade in dollars, you let me know. Otherwise shut up and be as patient as you need to be! If not get out of the stock, I don't need you.

Cracker · Guest

Yea, I'm sure the oil companies are spying on Brian right now. What a joke!

AMA33wanabee · Guest

If only I could figure out how to delete all these negative posts like I do over at IHub...Go SYNJ!!! SYNJ is the best, if she can't do it nix the rest. Rah rah hiss HISS Boom BOom! GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SYNJ. He he!

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Brian always sounds good! Just wait and watch it all come tumbling down.

Brian is dishonest and if any of you think for one moment he cares about your best interests you all are fooling yourselves.

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Posted under Hotstocked symble SYDIE

Kathy Oliveto
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Posted: Thu Oct 15 Post subject: Brian Sorrentino

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I worked with Brian for 3 years. Brian gave me a contract that stated I was his partner and 10% owner which I signed. I worked 24/7 driving from Columbia to the DC unit several days a week. With no compensation for gas or wear and tear on my car. I paid for all the DC employees to become licensed in DC with my own money with no compensation. I worked 7 days a week and held my paycheck due to lack of funds in the payroll account. When I did mention to Brian that I needed money to pay my own bills -Brian would say think of it as my 401 -- when I would insist on my money Brian would yell and scream then change the subject. Brian never thought twice about taking my $5,000 to become this so called partner. To me $5,000 is a lot of money.
Well- let me tell you Brian left me with all the bills to pay when he decided to sell and take the money and run with it.I am to this day being forced to pay bills for the unit that Brian should of paid long ago. Brian owed me money that I worked for and Brian also owed other employees money.
I can not explain in this little bit of space all that happened when I danced with this devil....
I have been arrested due to business licenses that were not renewed due to Brian's neglect I have had my checking account garnished due to Brian not covering the bills for the units.
To see that Brian is carry on as though he is this honest, trustworthy business man is down right sick.......
BEWARE - I would be glad to swear on a bible that what I am saying is true.
Sadly Brian has a tendency to take advantage of people that have really no extra money to take him to court to get the money owed.
I learned my lesson .. Please BEWARE...

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http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=T8sPAAAAIBAJ&sjid=k40DAAAAIBAJ&pg=4858,2131158&dq=brian+sorrentio+metal+pipe&hl=en</b>

Same address that Sorrentino uses in his SEC filings. Sounds like a nice guy

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B. In November, 2003 Syndication Net.com, Inc. entered into a Letter of Intent
with Tri State Metro Territories, LLC ("Tri-State") pursuant to which
Syndication would acquire substantially all of the assets of Tri State. Tri
State is in the business of selling franchised hair coloring salon units under
the name of "HCX the haircolorxperts". The transaction is not considered an arms
length transaction, as Brian Sorrentino, a consultant to Syndication and a 10%
shareholder, is also a majority shareholder and managing member in Tri-State.
The specific terms and the evaluations of the potential transaction have not yet
been finalized. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions,
including but not limited to the receipt of all definitive documents,
valuations, consents, approvals and audits. There can be no assurance as to
whether or when the transaction will close.