{HESG} Quest to be Listed on the OTCBB will retire 1.5 Billion Shares.
{HESG) transfer agent will receive the certificate(s) and complete the
retirement with in the next few days.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Health-Sciences-Group-Quest-pz-36854910...
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Health-Sciences-to-Retire-15-pz-1909310...
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Health-Sciences-Quest-Medical-pz-198939...

 told you guys this stock is getting hot.  BZCN is a great company
that works with EBay.  They provide liquidation for big companies.
BZCN has just opened a store out in California called Luckies 7.
They
sell brand name Merchandise for less.  Just like ROSS and TJMAX.
BZCN
provides a great service by picking up inventory companies want to
move to make room for new merchandise.  BZCN is in their growth phase
and is about to start their holiday run.  Last year BZCN was at .12
cents.  If we can get to half of that just around 5 or 6 cents were
talking more then a 5,000 percent gain.  This stock is one to buy and
hold for atleast a few months.  They are about to expand into MIdwest
Outlet Centers.  They have gfreat software that works with EBAY and
has an amazing positive customer feed back.  They also resigned with
Ebay a short while ago.  Do some DD on BZCN before you buy but this
is
a great stock to own.  Has a ton of potential.  This is the type of
company that does well in a recession.  They help people save money
and companies save money.

Ebay:  Premium-priced fee structure with little or no visibility
anymore.  Their decision to alter the "items ending first" format
probably has everything to do with the latest outage.  If that had
been left alone, it's likely there would have been no problem
Saturday.  In the 10+ years prior, I never heard of an outage of that
nature.  Once again, users of the site's auction services were hardest-
hit, in Ebay's quest to get rid of online auctions and replace them
with fixed-price drop-shipped Chinese CRAP.

On Nov 22, 6:00 am, David <cessna1...@gmail.com> wrote:

GERS is a Buy tomorrow, After tomorrow is too late!!! The boat will
run for 300%+
MACD looking to explode!!!!!!!!!

Do your DD!!!

Dear Friends:

EcoBlu Products Inc. (OTC: ECOB) has signed an exclusive licensing
agreement with fire protection supplier Megola

Check it Out    http://www.sddt.com/news/article.cfm?SourceCode=20091119czb

An Eco-Friendly WORLD is a DREAM of all and ECO Blu Products ECOB is
one such stepping stone towards it.  www.EcoBluProducts.com

ECOB  Products; a fully integrated chemical coating plant located in
Southern California and Northeast Texas, poised to impact housing
industry on many levels.

ECOB aims at preventing rot, mildew, fungus, termite infestation,
along with effective fire retardant. Coated wood lasts Lifelong;
increases sustainability of forests.

Estimated Market demand for treated lumber is $11 Billion by 2010.
Demand for lumber and engineering wood products is expected to be $18
Billion.

The management team made up to Founder Steve Conboy and EVP Mark
Vuzzo, having more than 30 years of experience each; and the Advisory
team consisting of Ken McClelland- president of McClelland
Organization. The ECoBlu seems to be in have a great leaders.

ECO Blu is superbly positioned to take advantage in this rapidly
increasing eco friendly and Green market.
ECOB  have an estimated growth of about $6 billion within 3 years.
This would represent a gain of over 200% from current level.

The wood chemical market enjoyed $2 Billion in revenues in 2007, ones
the global financial market recovers the revenues are expected to
exceed the numbers.

Partnership with Lowe’s had enabled EcoBlu to implement new strategies
and boost contractor sales.

EcoBlu have established Nationwide Sales and Marketing of coatings
chemistry in South America, Caribbean, Africa and Asia.

A Three year plan of ECOB calls for direct selling of chemicals
coatings to mills, EWP manufacturers and independent coaters in the US
and elsewhere, than just selling to retailers and other small
builders.

Check out Complete Presentation only at www.stockexploder.com

 Please do your own due diligence on ECOB

EBAY may buyout INAR at $1.00

Bet their biz jet is working just fine though--maintained 24/7 unlike
the site that actually pays for it. What a pathetic joke eBay is. It's
been almost a year since I walked away after seven years as a member
and four selling and never looked back.

I still buy PLENTY on-line,just not from that smoldering heap of years
past.

On Nov 21, 10:15 pm, ric <ric...@verizon.net> wrote:

 eBay Outage Leaves Holiday Shoppers (and Sellers) in the Lurch

By Ina Steiner
AuctionBytes.com
November 21, 2009
Reading AuctionBytes: eBay Outage Leaves Holiday Shoppers (and
Sellers) in the Lurch

Problems with eBay search on Saturday morning turned into a complete
search outage by noon. Shoppers were unable to find items through
searching for items or by browsing categories. eBay said the problem
was due to errors in some of its backend systems in a post on its
System Announcement Board. The problem is affecting eBay.com and at
least some of its international websites, including eBay UK.

Users began complaining of the problem on eBay discussion boards, and
users also tweeted the problem using the hashtag #fail on Twitter.

eBay's outage policy affects only listings scheduled to end during the
outage or in the hour after the end of the outage.

Sellers are less concerned about listing fees than they are about lost
sales. Outages such as these are particularly painful for sellers of
auction format listings where a seller may be obligated to sell to the
highest bidder even though nobody else could find the auction listing.

The search outage was ongoing at 3 pm PST as we went to press with
this story.

Ha.. eBay has EBM all screwed up over Auto Farce's Implementation.

This 1959 Volga Sedan with a VIN of 17 1's!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4np5ZEPFdXg

On Nov 20, 2:14 pm, ric <ric...@verizon.net> wrote:

More Than A Few Kinks in eBay's Cross-Merchandising
By: Ina Steiner
Wed Nov 18 2009 21:41:50

Shopping for children's magazines on eBay? You might find ads for
Playboy magazines in the listings you peruse. Selling tetherballs? You
might find ads for bondage rope at the bottom of your listing.

eBay's new cross-merchandising efforts are missing the mark, and some
users are complaining about adult-themed items being inserted into ads
inappropriately.

An eBay seller sent AuctionBytes an example of eBay showing Playboy
magazines to shoppers of Christian children's magazines and wrote,
"Regardless of rather your looking for a Christian magazine, a
CHILDREN'S magazine, A sewing magazine... whatever it is... as long as
it's listed in the magazine back issues there is a PLAYBOY collection
in your listing!"

A discussion thread on eBay uncovered other inappropriate matches.

"Most Watched" Algorithm
In announcing the new cross-merchandising feature, eBay said "Items
are chosen based on popularity - the items in the same category most
watched by buyers."

I had asked Michelle Waldorf who runs WatchedItem.com if sellers could
game the "most watched" feature. She said that gaming the watcher
count would not be a successful strategy for high volume, fixed price
items. She also said, "I would be surprised if eBay showed items
sorted by most watched. Watcher count is a good indicator of general
interest, but not a true measurement of the desire to purchase the
item." She believes eBay is probably showing the items with the best
impressions/sales or impressions/bids ratio.

Whatever the algorithm, eBay obviously has some kinks to work out of
its new feature before it gets slapped with an NC-17 rating.

BZCN has bulding momentum with over 300 million shares already traded.
Last years peak in mid december was .11 and its leveling at 30% up to
day @ .0013. Just sayin if you like EBAY you have to check out its
little but highly profitable Stock BZCN!!!!! Thank me later

On Nov 20, 11:03 am, DayTrader <royaltycrui...@yahoo.com> wrote:

?

CAVR could be a huge oil and gas play

Check their recent news!

BZCN is at a great low price and is about to begin the holiday run.
BZCN does most all of its business during the months of December -
February.  Last year BZCN hit a high of 11 cents.  Even if we get
halfway there that would be a 5000% pecent gain.

BZCN offers liqiudation for Ebay.  They pick up products sell them on
Ebay for a lot more then they paid for it.  They have also opened
another clothing store called Luckys 7 in California that sell
brandname clothes for less.  Kind of like Ross.

BZCN has positive feed back and is begining to make money.  This
holiday season many people are trying to save money and BZCN does just
that.  BZCN helps companies save money, time and wearhouse space.  In
these difficult time saving money is a key point to get through this
recession.  Do a little DD before you buy this but I think you will
find this stock has some huge potential and is about to start a nicve
run in a short period of time.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ao?s=EBAY lists an average analyst price
target of $29

On Nov 19, 11:51 am, Kishore <kishor...@gmail.com> wrote: