Stock Patrol; www.stockpatrol.com

Stock patrol doesn’t not recommend or advise on purchase or the selling of stocks the cover. The stories tend to be news commentary about SEC enforcement. They describe them selves as “Our mission is to inquire, investigate, research and report on interesting, odd and unusual developments in the securities markets. We believe that such information will enable our readers to thoughtfully assess and address the existence of scams, schemes and scandals in the investment community.” Once a suspect is spotted, Stock Patrol usually runs a series of articles describing the suspicious behavior in detail. The site typically highlights one or two new suspects each month. Recent articles are listed on their home page. Click on ``Stock or Schlock?'' to see the complete list. You can sign up for a free newsletter with rundowns on recent updates. Many articles are free but they do have a subscription service.

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StockPatrol.com subscribes to the idea that information is power. Our mission is to inquire, investigate, research and report on interesting, odd and unusual developments in the securities markets. We believe that such information will enable our readers to thoughtfully assess and address the existence of scams, schemes and scandals in the investment community.

In furtherance of these efforts, we focus on public companies (as well as those who may be seeking to go public) and various brokerage firms and stock promoters, both large and small. The information contained in StockPatrol.com is obtained from sources and resources that we believe to be accurate and reliable. No warranty, however, either express or implied, is made as to the accuracy or timeliness of such information. We invite those with opposing viewpoints, or with credible and verifiable additional information, to contact us, and we will make every reasonable effort to respond to any inquiries. Where appropriate, in our sole discretion, we will publish such verified different or additional information on this web site.

 Stock Lemon; www.stocklemon.com

Stocklemon.com describes itself as an investigative company that uncovers fraudulent public companies and the people behind them. They have received mixed reviews.

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Stock Lemons protects investors from stock spam and scam fraud by exposing the companies the culprits involved and by supplying you with reports and updates on all current stock scams.

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• YP.Net Inc.™ (OTC BB: YPNT), a leading provider of Internet Yellow Pages and related services, today said that in the light of Stocklemon.com’s most recent attack, it is calling upon the Internet publisher to reveal the names of its principals and to disclose their trades in YP.Net common stock. YP.Net also announced that it is in the process of creating a special section on its Web site that will be located at www.yp.com/stocklemonade.html to address in detail all of Stocklemon.com’s false allegations, as well as to document the numerous complaints about this Internet publication . . . Read full review at http://www.yp.com/press_release.php?releaseid=2004011301

• Don Danks, the Chairman and CEO of Imergent, Inc. (AMEX: IIG) has filed suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Stocklemon.com and its principals for $15 million. The suit also seeks punitive damages in an amount to be determined at the time of trial. Among other things, the suit asserts a cause of action for defamation based on false, misleading and damaging allegations published over the Internet that has significantly damaged the reputation and standing of Mr. Danks as the CEO of Imergent, Inc., a publicly traded company. The suit also asserts causes of action for Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage, violations of California Corporate Code 25400c and Violations of 15USC 101 et seq., conspiracy and infliction of emotional distress . . . Read full review at http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_pwwi/is_200504/ai_n13601483

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