RE: [DL] IPO

["John" <Jnovo@Prodigy.net>]

Thats all well and good.  The company I work for is set up like that. Each
of our dealers in our network pays a certain amount for a share of stock in
the company. 50% down, and the rest is 10% over 5 months. Sure its nice for
some..ok..A lot of quick, easy cash, but business is business and the
working capital can diminish quickly,  even with low overhead. I don't know
a whole lot about the publishing/printing industry, but I can't imagine the
overhead is low at all. It's a short term answer to a possible long term
money problem.

John


>
> This seems too . . . easy.  What's the catch?
>
> At 02:01 PM 1/12/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>  >Also, Shane, there are some nice Stock options where you keep
> the number of
>  >investors low (<50 I think), and you don't have the hassle of the stock
>  >exchanges.  They are a useful tool for raising Capital.
>
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