Scott - Answer the damned question.

Ok, correct me if I'm right, but you can't even answer the following general
business questions:

1) Why can't you go buy stock in Cellco? There are two right answers.
2) Why does the partnership, which was UPDATED for merger activity on July
24th, STILL LIST Bell Atlantic Cellular Holdings as a separate entity?
3) What else is a company if not public?
4) What else is a company if not private?

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Justin Green wrote:
> Ok, correct me if I'm right, but you can't even answer the following general
> business questions:
>
> 1) Why can't you go buy stock in Cellco? There are two right answers.

You can- buy Verizon and Vodafone- they own all interests in the
partnership. Of course, you get more than just partnership ownership
here, but that should make the purchase a real bargain.
> 2) Why does the partnership, which was UPDATED for merger activity on July
> 24th, STILL LIST Bell Atlantic Cellular Holdings as a separate entity?
Ask Verizon- they say that they own Wireless along with Vodafone.

> 3) What else is a company if not public?
Who said it was a company (you did)? This is a partnership. No mention
of a company. It is an entity of both corporations, owned in full by
both corporations. I never said it was a company, therefore this
question does not apply.
> 4) What else is a company if not private?

see #3
>
>

Justin Green wrote:
> Ok, correct me if I'm right, but you can't even answer the following general
> business questions:
>
> 1) Why can't you go buy stock in Cellco? There are two right answers.

You can- buy Verizon and Vodafone- they own all interests in the
partnership. Of course, you get more than just partnership ownership
here, but that should make the purchase a real bargain.
> 2) Why does the partnership, which was UPDATED for merger activity on July
> 24th, STILL LIST Bell Atlantic Cellular Holdings as a separate entity?
Ask Verizon- they say that they own Wireless along with Vodafone.

> 3) What else is a company if not public?
Who said it was a company (you did)? This is a partnership. No mention
of a company. It is an entity of both corporations, owned in full by
both corporations. I never said it was a company, therefore this
question does not apply.
> 4) What else is a company if not private?

see #3
>
>

"Scott Stephenson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Justin Green wrote:
> > Ok, correct me if I'm right, but you can't even answer the following
general
> > business questions:
> >
> > 1) Why can't you go buy stock in Cellco? There are two right answers.
>
> You can- buy Verizon and Vodafone- they own all interests in the
> partnership. Of course, you get more than just partnership ownership
> here, but that should make the purchase a real bargain.

God you're a dumb****. Why can't you buy a DIRECT interest in Cellco? It IS
a separate legal entity. Please, answer the questions. Don't avoid them.


> > 2) Why does the partnership, which was UPDATED for merger activity on
July
> > 24th, STILL LIST Bell Atlantic Cellular Holdings as a separate entity?
> Ask Verizon- they say that they own Wireless along with Vodafone.

Why don't YOU answer the question, dumbass?

> > 3) What else is a company if not public?
> Who said it was a company (you did)? This is a partnership. No mention
> of a company. It is an entity of both corporations, owned in full by
> both corporations. I never said it was a company, therefore this
> question does not apply.

Cellco is a company. Divisions don't file separate SEC reports. That's
against SEC and GAAP rules.

> > 4) What else is a company if not private?
>
> see #3

Answer the question, dumbass. C'mon, you can, can't you?

Four non-answers from you. You have to be the most ignorant person on
usenet.

"Scott Stephenson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Justin Green wrote:
> > Ok, correct me if I'm right, but you can't even answer the following
general
> > business questions:
> >
> > 1) Why can't you go buy stock in Cellco? There are two right answers.
>
> You can- buy Verizon and Vodafone- they own all interests in the
> partnership. Of course, you get more than just partnership ownership
> here, but that should make the purchase a real bargain.

God you're a dumb****. Why can't you buy a DIRECT interest in Cellco? It IS
a separate legal entity. Please, answer the questions. Don't avoid them.


> > 2) Why does the partnership, which was UPDATED for merger activity on
July
> > 24th, STILL LIST Bell Atlantic Cellular Holdings as a separate entity?
> Ask Verizon- they say that they own Wireless along with Vodafone.

Why don't YOU answer the question, dumbass?

> > 3) What else is a company if not public?
> Who said it was a company (you did)? This is a partnership. No mention
> of a company. It is an entity of both corporations, owned in full by
> both corporations. I never said it was a company, therefore this
> question does not apply.

Cellco is a company. Divisions don't file separate SEC reports. That's
against SEC and GAAP rules.

> > 4) What else is a company if not private?
>
> see #3

Answer the question, dumbass. C'mon, you can, can't you?

Four non-answers from you. You have to be the most ignorant person on
usenet.

Guys ... I gotta say, this has been a semi-amusing and informative way
to waste the last few minutes of my work day reading your posts.
All I gotta say is ... why don't you just send each other the
measurements and see who really has the biggest dick?


"Justin Green" <[email protected]> wrote in article
<[email protected]>:
> Ok, correct me if I'm right, but you can't even answer the following general
> business questions:
>
> 1) Why can't you go buy stock in Cellco? There are two right answers.
> 2) Why does the partnership, which was UPDATED for merger activity on July
> 24th, STILL LIST Bell Atlantic Cellular Holdings as a separate entity?
> 3) What else is a company if not public?
> 4) What else is a company if not private?
>
>
>

[posted via phonescoop.com]

Guys ... I gotta say, this has been a semi-amusing and informative way
to waste the last few minutes of my work day reading your posts.
All I gotta say is ... why don't you just send each other the
measurements and see who really has the biggest dick?


"Justin Green" <[email protected]> wrote in article
<[email protected]>:
> Ok, correct me if I'm right, but you can't even answer the following general
> business questions:
>
> 1) Why can't you go buy stock in Cellco? There are two right answers.
> 2) Why does the partnership, which was UPDATED for merger activity on July
> 24th, STILL LIST Bell Atlantic Cellular Holdings as a separate entity?
> 3) What else is a company if not public?
> 4) What else is a company if not private?
>
>
>

[posted via phonescoop.com]

"Disgruntled Rep" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Guys ... I gotta say, this has been a semi-amusing and informative way
> to waste the last few minutes of my work day reading your posts.
> All I gotta say is ... why don't you just send each other the
> measurements and see who really has the biggest dick?

1) Who the hell appointed you moderator?
2) Why the hell do I care about the entertainment value you get from my
posts?
3) Why post if you have nothing to add?

: )

Certainly you have an opinion.

"Disgruntled Rep" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Guys ... I gotta say, this has been a semi-amusing and informative way
> to waste the last few minutes of my work day reading your posts.
> All I gotta say is ... why don't you just send each other the
> measurements and see who really has the biggest dick?

1) Who the hell appointed you moderator?
2) Why the hell do I care about the entertainment value you get from my
posts?
3) Why post if you have nothing to add?

: )

Certainly you have an opinion.