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Jul 22nd 2007, 20:47
Xavier Mohr
SL Reports Public Forum » From Xavier: Welcome to the forum!
From Xavier: Welcome to the forum!

Hey Everyone,

Even outside of SL, I am notorious for not checking message boards. If anyone has any questions that need to be answered, please IM or email me. I promise you will get a quicker response.

That being said, however, I will try to check here as often as possible.

Take Care,

Xavier Mohr
SL Reports
xavier_mohr@americaneffect.com
Aug 4th 2007, 01:44
Xavier Mohr
SL CapEx Public Forum » Announcements from Arbitrage and SLCapEx Coming Today
Announcements from Arbitrage and SLCapEx Coming Today
Hey Everyone,

This is just a brief notice that a meeting of the new executive management staff happened last night, and you will be seeing announcements as well as staff listings... with a personal letter from Arbitrage... and from the new President of the SL Capital Exchange today (August 4 - Saturday).

I think that everyone will be pleasantly surprised to see familiar old faces from AVIX on the executive management staff, in addition to some exciting new faces.

Thanks,
Xavier Mohr, Public Relations Director
SL Capital Exchange
Aug 5th 2007, 12:56
Xavier Mohr
CyberSyzygy Public Forum » Anybody home here?
Re: Anybody home here?

It is my understanding that CapEx staff are attempting to contact this company's CEO at this very moment.

I advise on a personal level to avoid trading until further announcement is made. There is no indication that anything is wrong at this time, there is somewhat of a lack of communication with CYB on all levels right now and we are determining the best method to deal with the situation.

Regards,

Xavier Mohr, Public Relations Director
SL Capital Exchange
Aug 5th 2007, 13:21
Xavier Mohr
SLCapEx Suggestions » Link to System Annoucements
Re: Link to System Annoucements
I also think that an RSS feed of all announcements would be cool.
Aug 5th 2007, 16:07
Xavier Mohr
Tnw Designs and Real Estate » Update
Re: Update

Congrats on all the developments! Good luck,
Aug 5th 2007, 16:18
Xavier Mohr
SL Reports Public Forum » Shareholder Meeting SLR 7-6-07
Shareholder Meeting SLR 7-6-07

At this time, I would like to announce formally that an SLR shareholder meeting will be held on Monday, 7-6-07 at the Wise Metaverse Centre located at: <a href="http://slurl.com/secondlife/JT%20World%20V/119/109/22">http://slurl.com/secondlife/JT%20World%20V/119/109/22</a>.

Will start at approximately 8pm PST/SLT.
Aug 6th 2007, 05:36
Xavier Mohr
SL CapEx Public Forum » Reporting
Re: Reporting
Casper,

The SL Capital Exchange values transparency and honesty above all else. We also strive to make sure that CEOs are staying in touch with their clients - in fact this is a lesson we learned with CYB, a company that apparently had been under investigation even prior to the acquisition.

CEOs must stay in contact with their shareholders weekly. This is why from now on, CEOs will be fined when they fail to update the people that have invested in them. It's probably not the most popular thing we could do, but it is definitely something that we feel is 'right' to do. And the fact is that this won't even affect most of the honest CEOs on our exchange.

You are also going to see some new policies and procedures for reporting coming soon to CapEx. Just stay tuned, as I feel you will be pleased.

I should also note that CapEx will not allow fraudulent companies to remain listed on the exchange. Halting CYB, a company with no real assets to be found and not much hope of being contacted again, probably was not the best PR move we could have made yesterday. However we are not here to make friends.

We are here to protect the investors and make sure all the companies on this exchange are operating legitimately. Rest assured that *NO* company that is suspected to be fraudulent, and no company being untruthful to their investors, will be allowed to remain on this exchange. Those that regularly lie about earnings, assets, and the like are asked to please take their business elsewhere.

I am confident that all the remaining CEOs on this exchange are honest and reputable. I do have to point out though that the investor shares some piece of obligation in communication. IM your CEO regularly, ask him or her how the company is doing, and go to the shareholder meetings.

On management end, we will try to stay in touch with you as much as possible. We have another Question/Answer Session coming up on Friday (see http://www.allenvestfinancial.com/home/story/SLR/450), and I intend on proposing to Arb that we have these every week. They would keep us all 'in the know' and provide a great atmosphere of networking.

As always, if we are doing something wrong or representing this exchange in any way that concerns you, contact us immediately. I can assure you that we are not the 'good old boys' - NONE of us. We're here working for individual investors, individual CEOs, and our business partners for what benefits them most. There is no favoritism based on how much you have invested, or by how long we've known you. We work for you, individually.

Thanks for your post.

Xavier Mohr, Public Relations Director
SL Capital Exchange
Aug 7th 2007, 07:11
Xavier Mohr
SL CapEx Public Forum » &#39;Fines.&#39;
Re: Fines

Tumult,

You have some good questions.

First and foremost, what happens to the fines: there have been several discussions, one of which would be to give the fines to charity. Most people know that Arbitrage Wise is involved with several RL/SL charities, so that is always an option and it has been discussed... I am just not sure if we confirmed it or not. I suggest you attend the Q&A Session on Friday and ask there.

The "Administrative Fees" fund used to pay the fines will come in handy down the road as we implement more procedures, and possibly more fines for 'lazy' CEOs. However, we're not here to fine people to death and have not even talked about any other fines at this time.

I think the fund more than anything is a show of confidence, of support, and trust. It is a showing to shareholders that you have at least *some* money. It is a showing to shareholders that you are dedicated to doing right by them.

As a CEO myself, I wouldn't even mind if CapEx posted a list of companies in compliance with the policy.

The only other things are on benefit and replenishment. Bear in mind that any money kept in the "Administrative Fees" sub-account, at least for the time being, will collect interest. So it is not even a bad investment for CEOs to put some extra cash into this sub-account, which will be locked to prevent access, then if a rainy ray comes along they can contact the management and reap the benefit of what they have been saving through an approved transfer or withdrawal.

For replenishment, yes... at this time if the sub-account balance drops below L$20,000, the CEO will need to replenish it until it is beyond the 20k mark again.

I'm sure all of this will be posted under a policies section at some point, but on towards later in the week I will work with Lindsay and Arbitrage to see if we can't get some more details posted for you.

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Xavier Mohr, Public Relations Director
SL Capital Exchange
Aug 7th 2007, 07:14
Xavier Mohr
SLCapEx Suggestions » put a buy orders column in the portfolio under my stocks
Re: put a buy orders column in the portfolio under my stocks

I like that idea too.
Aug 7th 2007, 07:17
Xavier Mohr
SL Reports Public Forum » Shareholder Meeting SLR 7&#45;6&#45;07
Re: Shareholder Meeting SLR 7&amp;#45;6&amp;#45;07

LOL Yes Strange... Sorry.