Received email today for voting on the SIRUS XM changes that the Mel and company want to make. If you are a share holder, its your obligation to vote on these changes. Takes only minutes of you time. It's time to voice your opinions.
Last edited by steve3947; 11-07-2008 at 02:24 PM. Reason: incorrect spelling
anyone have any information on the below people they would like to share prior to my votes being cast? I'd like to be informed before i end up voting for some jerkoff.
1) JOAN L. AMBLE 2) LEON D. BLACK 3) LAWRENCE F. GILBERTI
4) EDDY W. HARTENSTEIN 5) JAMES P. HOLDEN 6) CHESTER A. HUBER, JR.
7) MEL KARMAZIN 8) JOHN W. MENDEL 9) JAMES F. MOONEY
10) GARY M. PARSONS 11) JACK SHAW 12) JEFFREY D. ZIENTS
My vote has been cast.
I voted them all OUT and against R/S and dilution. Only approved the Accountant change.
For those voting no on th R/S, remember this... if Sirius isn't able to get the stock above $1 in the next 6 months -- you'll all be wishing you had voted yes on the measure.
I voted !!!
no on r/s
no on dillution
and yes on the directed
yep, that is the way to go. Mel needs to do his job or get out and let a new CEO take over, especially after the lies 12 days ago regarding the sub mumbers.Originally Posted by SiriusXMInvestor
The bad news and lies just does not stop with this Guy.
imho
vaporgold
howzzat: I HOPE we hear something about financing, but as homer has mentioned, most banks only got those numbers yesterday, just like us. They have to read over all of the stuff and make a decision. There may be multiple banks looking at the information, hopefully starting a bidding war for the lowest interest rate. If nothing else, I hope to hear something to the effect of "we are in final stages of discussions with banks". I am HOPEING that he is not waiting for the annual meeting to get the additional shares to issue more converts, but that is a possibility as well.
I will definately vote yes for the additional shares, but the R/S I am not sure about. I will probably vote yes just to give them the option in case of emergency, but I hate that thought....
At least with a R/S you have some equity left. If they're delisted, it's a penny stock and your equity would take a bigger hit. Which do you prefer. It's not an ideal situation, but it's the lesser of two evils.
Those of you who are thinking that the R/S is for anything other than to prevent delisting, have lost touch with reality. Sorry, but you've been sipping the Hartleib cool-aide.
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