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I had similar problem in the past. I get read of the mailing by contacting
"live" person on the web site that sends the letters. It is true that they
may not have your e-mail address individually, but as a part of the list
they have get from someone. So it would take some persistence on your part
to get rid of the "friendly mail".
Yours, Alex.
At 01:09 PM 8/24/99 -0500, D. Sieler wrote:
>Traders,
>
>Has anyone else been receiving mail from: stockalert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx?
>
>I have exhausted my efforts to unsubscribe to their unsolicited "Hot
>Stock Alert" mailings I keep receiving. I have used "Re:Mail" but it is
>returned as "mail failed, returning to sender" so I have sent an e-mail
>to the address they use but it is also returned the same way.
>
>My e-mail address does not appear on their mailing so I am at a loss to
>understand how it gets to me.
>
>I would appreciate any suggestions anyone may have.
>----
>DS
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>Date: Mon, 23 Aug 1999 15:31:24 -0800
>From: stockalert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Hot Stock Alert (SRUN)
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>The following profiled stock is poised to make
>significant percentage gains in a short-term time
>basis. Recently, many profiled "group plays" have
>not faired too well due to the lack of time given to
>the stock to develop into a profitable trade. To
>our credit, we have decided to change things and
>give our subscribers a unique opportunity to all
>benefit along side one another. The profiled stock,
> Staruni, *SRUN* will be profiled by one of the
>largest Investment Research newsletters in the
>world. This will occur on Wednesday, August 25th
>1999. This group recently profiled the company,
>Vector Energy, OTC:VECT during the week of August
>16, 1999 and the stock subsequently went from 1 3/8
>to a high of 4 31/32 in a one week time period. We
>are proud to announce that SRUN will be picked up
>and profiled by this giant Investment newsletter,
>putting us on the ground floor of an explosive
>opportunity. All longs who are patient and hold
>SRUN will be rewarded with substantial profits.
>
>UNDERVALUED GEM
>STARUNI (OTC:BB - SRUN)
>******************************
>Company:Staruni Corporation
>Symbol:SRUN
>Exchange:OTC:BB
>52 Week Low-High:1/16-3 1/8
>Current Price: 1 11/32 X 1 13/39
>Shares Outstanding:10,000,000 est
>Float: 3,200,000 est
>*******************************
>
>EXPECTATIONS:
>Staruni (OTC BB:SRUN) is highly undervalued at this
>point. With the explosive growth of the ISP market
>and the foothold SRUN is planting in Western United
>States and North American regions, we consider SRUN
>a STRONG BUY with unlimited upside potential.
>Short-term, we are looking at SRUN potential as a
>6.00 stock.
>
>Websites: http://www.staruni.com
>http://www.cyberhotline.com
>Internet access and related value-added services
>("Internet services") represent one of the fastest
>growing segments of the telecommunications services
>marketplace. According to industry estimates, the
>number of Internet users in the United States who
>access the World Wide Web reached approximately 51.7
>million in 1998, and is projected to grow to
>approximately 72.1 million by the year 2000. In
>addition, total ISP revenues in the United States
>are projected to grow from $4.6 billion in 1997 to
>$18.3 billion in 2000. Common misperception feels
>that the ISP field is dominated by giants like AOL
>(NYSE: $97.50) and Earthlink.Net (NASDAQ: ELNK
>$48.75).Staruni Corporation offers internet access
>and services at a monthly fee of $10.95, which is
>45-50% lower than the current monthly costs charged
>by other Internet Service Providers .With
>significant advantages, SRUN is currently
>experiencing tremendous opportunities for growth.
>Reality is, SRUN has significantly put itself in
>position to compete with the "Big Boys" of the ISP
>world. Ever changing technology and demands have
>placed SRUN on the forefront of a business tidal
>wave taking them well into the 21st century. As a
>result, SRUN plans to file a Form 10 in September;
>another step towards achieving NASDAQ status.
>Staruni Corporation has been fully audited by an
>accredited accounting firm in anticipation of its'
>NASDAQ listing.
>
>Publicly traded companies attach a long-term value
>to each ISP subscriber as high as $2,400. Private
>ISP's are currently being acquired at a cost of
>approx. $300.00 per Internet subscriber. STARUNI
>CURRENTLY ESTIMATES ITS COSTS TO BE UNDER $3.00 PER
>CUSTOMER PER MONTH. At $10.95/month for service,
>SRUN is experiencing exceptional growth of over 600
>monthly subscribers. Strategic geographic locale in
>addition to price advantage allows for sign-ups at a
>staggering rate. Staruni is currently acquiring
>and/or seeking alliances with other small ISP's,such
>as Seattle-based Unitransact, a company with
>revenues of approximately $1M for the current fiscal
>year. This is just another strategic step towards
>rapid geographic expansion, a goal Staruni is
>meeting and exceeding. It doesn't take an analyst to
>see the unlimited potential in this. With such an
>explosively growing segment, we can see the
>magnitude of Staruni. The capacity for revenue is
>increasing exponentially as is customer base. This
>puts SRUN in a position to either make a dent in the
>ISP market, or to possibly be acquired by one
>of the aforementioned giants at their own price.
>Since entering the ISP market in late 1998, Staruni
>has signed close to 3000 new members and counting.
>These former AOL'ers, MSN, and Earthlink customers
>are not only seeking the same high caliber service,
>but are also seeking phone lines which connect
>specifically on first try, in addition to high speed
>access, non-contractual agreements, and web site
>server space. Staruni provides all this and much
>more. Cyberhotline,the ISP division of Staruni,
>offers unlimited Internet access at $10.95 per month
>or $99 per year while providing turnkey solutions
>for their clients.
>
>Staruni's unique combination of state-of-the-art
>graphic artistry and aggressive marketing expertise
>enables them to generate highly successful Internet
>business .The Company offers Internet services
>tailored to meet the needs of both its individual
>and business clientele. The Company's primary
>service offering is dial-up Internet access and
>value-added services for its individual customers.
>The Company's customers take advantage of dedicated
>IP access along with Web hosting and other services.
>The Company's services are offered in various prices
>and packages which are approximately half the cost
>of competing ISP's .The Company's cost effectiveness
>allows customers to customize their subscription
>with services that meet their particular
>requirements.
>
>The Company offers a 15-day money-back satisfaction
>guarantee for new customers. Customers can subscribe
>by accessing the Company's website
>http://www.staruni.com or by calling the
>1-888-777-7WEB phone number. The Company offers
>month to month services at $10.95 or a special $99
>annual rate for a 1-year subscription .In addition,
>the Company offers discounts ranging from 10% to 20%
>on most of its services for customers who prepay
>Internet Access. The Company's primary service is a
>dial-up Internet access package, which includes
>unlimited Internet access and various Internet
>applications such as World Wide Web, e-mail,
>Internet relay chat ("IRC"), file transfer protocol
>("FTP" 1 and Usenet news access). The package costs
>$10.95 per month.
>
>HIGH SPEED CONNECTIVITY. In addition to offering
>dial-up and dedicated analog access, the Company
>also offers its business customers dedicated ISDN
>access and full and partial T-1 connectivity, which
>can service hundreds of users at once. Staruni
>offers numerous services related to a customer's T-1
>connection, including hardware configuration and
>local loop installation. In addition, the Company
>provides 24-hour network monitoring to alert
>customers of any circuit trouble. T-1 connections
>have a setup fee of $995 and monthly fees ranging
>from between $470 to $1295,depending on the type of
>services purchased. Fees for dedicated ISDN access
>are $540 for setup and $300 to $400 per month
>depending on the speed of the circuit.
>
>WEB SERVICES. The Company offers Web services for
>businesses and other organizations that wish to
>create their own World Wide Web sites without
>maintaining their own Web servers and high-speed
>Internet connections. With this
>"virtual Web server" service, Web hosting customers
>can use their own domain names in their World Wide
>Web addresses. Web hosting customers are responsible
>for building their own Web sites and then uploading
>the pages to a Cyberhotline
>Web server. The Company's Web hosting service
>features state-of-the-art Web servers for high speed
>and reliability, a high-quality connection to the
>Internet, specialized customer support and advanced
>services features,such as secure transactions and
>site usage reports. The Company currently offers
>various price plans for Web hosting customers
>beginning at $20 per month.
>
>COMPANY VISION
>Unlike many other ISP's, the Company believes that
>at the current stage of the ISP industry's
>development, the highest priority should be to
>rapidly build profitable market share, not to deploy
>a large network infrastructure with a substantial
>number of underutilized owned or leased
>POPs.Therefore, the Company's growth strategy is
>focused on (i) acquiring additional customers in its
>existing markets and (ii) deploying its user density
>business model in other selected markets. The aim of
>the user density business model is to quickly build
>in a given market a critical mass of customers that
>will support profitable operations.Elements of the
>Company's growth strategy include: Aggressive Use of
>Advertising to Rapidly Acquire a Critical Mass of
>Customers and Build the Cyberhotline Brand. The
>Company extensively uses radio advertising to
>highlight its low cost and effective Internet
>service.Strategic and Add-On Acquisitions. Because
>of the fragmented nature of the ISP industry and the
>difficulty that many ISP's have encountered in
>growing to a size where they can realize economies
>of scale and achieve profitability, the Company
>expects to continue to make a significant number of
>acquisitions in new and existing markets. The
>Company is currently investigating strategic
>acquisition opportunities that would jump-start the
>Company's entry into new markets .The Company also
>continues to evaluate add-on acquisitions in
>existing markets that it believes would be assertive
>to earnings.
>
>COST-EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT OF NETWORK
>INFRASTRUCTURE. The Company seeks to ensure that its
>deployment of physical infrastructure, particularly
>POPs, is accompanied with the rapid development of a
>substantial customer base. Through this disciplined
>approach, the Company has been able to achieve
>economies of scope and scale more quickly than most
>other ISP's. The Virtual POP architecture that the
>Company is now deploying with the participation of
>various telecommunications providers enables the
>Company to enter new markets more quickly with a
>smaller commitment of long-term capital
>resources,lower operating costs and less exposure to
>technological obsolescence.
>
>Development of Value-Added Revenue Streams. The
>Company provides a number of value-added services,
>such as dedicated high-speed access, news access,Web
>hosting and server co-location. The Company
>continues to evaluate and develop potential new
>value-added services, seeking to leverage its
>current sales, marketing and network capabilities to
>create additional revenue opportunities. These
>revenue streams may arise from technological
>changes, such as the introduction of high-speed xDSL
>connectivity technology, or other factors. The
>Company believes that a user dense, regionally
>focused customer base provides an excellent platform
>for the introduction of new value-added services
>that can take advantage of brand awareness and
>economies of scope and scale, potentially including
>Internet telephony and video and audio programming
>distribution.
>
>Maintenance of a First-Rate Customer Care Operation.
>The Company's sophisticated, high-quality customer
>care operation is designed to make every customer's
>Internet experience efficient, productive and
>enjoyable,whether that customer is a novice or an
>experienced Internet user. The Company believes that
>this operation is a substantial competitive
>advantage.
>
>OTHER VENTURES OF SRUN
>¨ SRUN provides investment information to millions
>of potential investors via www.informedinvestor.com
>¨ SRUN has agreed to a Joint Venture with
>Ameriresource Technologies (OTC BB: ARET) by
>purchasing a 50% interest in the Agent's Hotel
>Guide, Inc.
>¨ SRUN recently acquired a significant interest in
>UniTransact Business Solutions, Inc. as the first
>step in a strategic alliance to bring discounted
>Internet services and E-commerce to all areas of
>Western United States and North American regions.
>¨ SRUN is partially owned by The Flamemaster
>Corporation (NASDAQ: FAME 5 ¾ x 5 7/8), which has
>also showed accelerated growth and increased
>earnings through investments in quality companies
>like Staruni.
>
>PRESS RELEASES
>STARUNI CORPORATION ACQUIRES STAKE IN ISP
>Aug 16 1999
>http://www.snap.com/main/finance/news/story/0,234,-5
>7416233,00.html
>
>(ARET) STARUNI CORP. IN JOINT VENTURE WITH
>AMERIRESOURCE TECHNOLOGIES
>INC. TO DEVELOP INTERNET TRAVEL GUIDE May 21, 1999
>http://www.snap.com/main/finance/news/story/0,234,-4
>8021177,00.html
>
>STARUNI PRESENTS INVESTOR INFORMATION TO MILLIONS OF
>INVESTORS
>May 17, 1999
>http://www.snap.com/main/finance/news/story/0,234,-4
>7461599,00.html
>
>Staruni Corporation (OTC BB: SRUN)
>8501 WILSHIRE BLVD.
>SUITE 620
>BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211
>310-358-2330
>
>
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