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Message ID: 78723 Posted By: freecode_99 Posted On: 2004-01-08 12:13:00 Subject: So What Shall it Take? Recs: 1 If they have screwed the pooch by failing to disclose the risk under their fiduciary responsibilities, what part of Sarbanes-Oxley or whatever corporate governance laws does this violate? As this is yet another failure to disclose in this long-standing series of failures to disclose, I am going to complain yet again when I do find the right statute and section of the law, for they have signed their names to the documents which swore that they had disclosed all risks. They did not - so the gig is up now. That is criminal. If nothing happens, then we know that Justice has failed to perform their duty. So, what will it take to get someone to do somethign and prosecute this case at last? ------------------------------------------------------------ The text of this Yahoo Message Board post has been licensed for copying and distribution by the Yahoo Mess...

Message ID: 35805 Posted By: korbomite Posted On: 2003-08-31 06:36:00 Subject: To complain about the Cohen pump Recs: 7 ...call 877-251-5685 and complain that the largest institutional holder of SCOX was able to recommend a stock, saying it had "good fundamentals," when nothing could be further from the truth. Use the ammo from threenorth h++p://www.threenorth.com/sco/index.html and threaten, responsibly, to call CBSMarketWatch, Fox and CNNfn with the same story. Then EMail wakeupcall@cnbc.com and do the same thing. two or three thousand toll-free calls and the same number of emails should get their attention. Remember to be professional and logical. It wouldn't hurt to practice what you are going to say before the call and have some notes. Also SPELLCHECK those emails, and check for punctuation and grammar. No profanity or anger, just facts. Also, send the message as plain text, not html, so it will be sure to get through. Best if sent through ...

Message ID: 21181 Posted By: walterbyrd Posted On: 2003-07-25 11:48:00 Subject: Boycott SCO/Canopy email campaign Recs: 7 Boycott SCO/Canopy email campaign. I've already done most of the work for you. Please take few minutes to send an email to these canopy group portfolio companies. I am also including a list of canopy group web-sites, and a sample of the letter that I have sent to all of these companies. I want to make it clear that I am not just sending emails. I actually intend to do all that I can to boycott these companies, and to have others boycott these companies. I want as many companies as possible to understand that any affiliation with canopy group could cause those companies to lose sales - during a time when so many technology companies are already suffering from slow sales. Maybe this won't make a world of difference. But, if enough people will just send an email, maybe this will put a little pressure on the canopy group crime syndi...

Message ID: 20984 Posted By: walterbyrd Posted On: 2003-07-24 14:07:00 Subject: My complaint to the SEC Recs: 6 if enough people complain, maybe somebody will notice. It only takes a minute. Here is the web-site, and a sample letter. h**p://www.sec.gov/complaint.shtml I am writing to file a complaint regarding the actions of the SCO Group, and it’s controlling company: Canopy Group. SCO is making unspecific and unsubstantiated claims that it owns copyright pertaining to the Linux operating system. SCO has indicated that the only way for a company to use Linux legally is to buy SCO’s own UnixWare product. If Linux users were, in fact, legally required to purchase UnixWare, this would substantially boost SCO’s revenue. However, SCO has no legal basis to force companies to buy their products; and SCO knows it. I know this because I have specifically informed SCO that I am using Linux, and that I will not buy UnixWare. Predictably, SCO is not taking any legal acti...