Classmates.com: Social Networking's First IPO

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Post by dpapathanasiou » Wed, Oct 10, 2007, 4:01 PM UTC

Classmates.com: Social Networking's First IPO
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Re: Classmates.com: Social Networking's First IPO

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Post by pg » Wed, Oct 10, 2007, 5:22 PM UTC

If investors fall for this, it will be the worst sign to date of a bubble. There is nothing to this company except that (by a stretch) they can claim to be in the same category as Facebook.

Re: Classmates.com: Social Networking's First IPO

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Post by [deleted] » Wed, Oct 10, 2007, 7:48 PM UTC

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Re: Classmates.com: Social Networking's First IPO

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Post by pocketofposies » Wed, Oct 10, 2007, 7:48 PM UTC

pg wrote: post #2

If investors fall for this, it will be the worst sign to date of a bubble. There is nothing to this company except that (by a stretch) they can claim to be in the same category as Facebook.

My sentiments exactly. I am continually amazed that this company continues to exist, so it's downright shocking that they are attracting this kind of interest.

Re: Classmates.com: Social Networking's First IPO

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Post by brlewis » Wed, Oct 10, 2007, 8:25 PM UTC

pocketofposies wrote: post #4

pg wrote: post #2

If investors fall for this, it will be the worst sign to date of a bubble. There is nothing to this company except that (by a stretch) they can claim to be in the same category as Facebook.

My sentiments exactly. I am continually amazed that this company continues to exist, so it's downright shocking that they are attracting this kind of interest.

Who do you think the press is going to go to for "the opposing view"? Isolatr?

Re: Classmates.com: Social Networking's First IPO

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Post by [deleted] » Thu, Oct 11, 2007, 10:07 AM UTC

pocketofposies wrote: post #4

pg wrote: post #2

If investors fall for this, it will be the worst sign to date of a bubble. There is nothing to this company except that (by a stretch) they can claim to be in the same category as Facebook.

My sentiments exactly. I am continually amazed that this company continues to exist, so it's downright shocking that they are attracting this kind of interest.

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