08-22-2005, 07:05 PM
3 press releases in 2 weeks...I'm still waiting for them to release press release #4 "AuctionCities Announces The Screwing Of The Small Sellers Who Kept It Alive For Years" :twistedevil:
anyways, here's today's release
AuctionCities.com Appoints Director of Corporate Communications
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050822/lam036.html?.v=21
I somehow missed this next one they issued on August 10th which partially details the new direction the site is headed in (it omits the little fact of the company's shift in focus to catering to high volume sellers at the expense of its small sellers--that little fact was detailed in press release #3... ):
Finally, Local Auctions, AuctionCities.com Goes Public
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050810/law062.html?.v=23
My favorite line in the release is the first sentence:
They should really patent the idea of being able to wipe out your past history by changing your name. Think of the licensing possibilities: debtors would gladly pay to use this invention to get creditors off their back without the need for filing for bankruptcy, likewise criminals, Tammy Faye Baker's makeup artist, and Michael Jackson's plastic surgeon would also gladly pay the licensing fee to wipe out the public's memories of their past errors. :twistedevil:
anyways, here's today's release
AuctionCities.com Appoints Director of Corporate Communications
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050822/lam036.html?.v=21
I somehow missed this next one they issued on August 10th which partially details the new direction the site is headed in (it omits the little fact of the company's shift in focus to catering to high volume sellers at the expense of its small sellers--that little fact was detailed in press release #3... ):
Finally, Local Auctions, AuctionCities.com Goes Public
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050810/law062.html?.v=23
My favorite line in the release is the first sentence:
Quote:AuctionCities.com, Inc., new in the auction industry, announced, today...
They should really patent the idea of being able to wipe out your past history by changing your name. Think of the licensing possibilities: debtors would gladly pay to use this invention to get creditors off their back without the need for filing for bankruptcy, likewise criminals, Tammy Faye Baker's makeup artist, and Michael Jackson's plastic surgeon would also gladly pay the licensing fee to wipe out the public's memories of their past errors. :twistedevil: