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Grex Grexnews Item 6: Cyberspace Communications, Inc Finances Through 1/31/95 [linked]
Entered by danr on Sat Feb 4 13:21:01 UTC 1995:

Here is the treasurer's report on Cyberspace Communications, Inc.
finances through January 31, 1995.

General Fund
    Beginning Balance   $4246.60
    Credits             $ 654.00  membership dues
                        $  17.50  t-shirt, mug income
    Debits              $- 25.00  Dungeon Rent
                        $- 60.00  foreign check not yet clear
                        $- 20.00  Innovative Concepts phone line
                        $-100.00  advance to Carl Miller for
                                  moving expenses
                        $-739.39  reimburse Greg Cronau for
                                  tape drive and moving expenses
                        $-  2.51  bank service charge
                        --------
    Total               $3971.20

January was a fantastic month for memberships!!  We collected
$200 more than average, but the best part was we attracted 12 new
members!  Thanks to everyone.

Also notable about this report is that we spent just over $500 on
a new tape drive (for making disk backups) and moving expenses
are now beginning to hit.  The above numbers include around $330
for moving and that does not include phone installation charges
which should show up on our phone bill this month.

NOW is an excellent time to become a member. Dues are only
$6/month or $60/year (CHEAP!). Send cash, checks, or money orders
to:

    Cyberspace Communications, Inc.
    2113 Arborview Boulevard
    Ann Arbor, MI 48103

Thanks!

ps. If you're paying by cash or money order, please, please,
please include a photocopy of some piece of identification. I
can't add you to the membership rolls if I don't receive this
i.d.  Thanks!

48 responses total.



#1 of 48 by chelsea on Sat Feb 4 13:27:23 1995:

This item has been linked from Agora to Co-op.


#2 of 48 by steve on Sat Feb 4 14:02:47 1995:

   Thanks very much to all the poeple who became members.


#3 of 48 by andyv on Sun Feb 5 04:03:14 1995:

Looks good and timely, thanks.  Now the new board can continue further
planning with other than an empty purse.  What about the othere preapproved
items which still have to be purchased?  When is the next board meeting?


#4 of 48 by popcorn on Sun Feb 5 05:28:55 1995:

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#5 of 48 by selena on Mon Feb 13 22:02:47 1995:

        never-mind!


#6 of 48 by srw on Tue Feb 14 04:46:10 1995:

Now it is definite. Wednesday 2/15 7PM at Washington Street Station.


#7 of 48 by lilmo on Tue Feb 21 03:16:04 1995:

Did all go well, or is that alredy in another item (if it is, don't start
a parallel thread here, plz)


#8 of 48 by srw on Tue Feb 21 07:14:21 1995:

Yes the meeting came off as planned. The secretary (that's me, now)
posts the minutes in a separate item in coop.
Discussion of the meeting in this (agenda) item usually ends
with the meeting itself.


#9 of 48 by danr on Fri Feb 24 12:31:09 1995:

This is actually the finances item!  :-)


#10 of 48 by lilmo on Fri Feb 24 17:17:16 1995:

Seeing as you are, in fact, the treasurer, and, hence, the fincance-type
person, is there anything yYOU would like to bring up?


#11 of 48 by sidhe on Fri Feb 24 18:35:58 1995:

        Seeing as you are the treasurer, if you were to make a joke,
would it be at someone else's expense? :>


#12 of 48 by ajax on Fri Feb 24 21:10:36 1995:

  <Groan>...there's no accounting for some people's bankrupt cents of humor.


#13 of 48 by carson on Fri Feb 24 23:18:41 1995:

especially when everyone tries to cash in on unspent puns.


#14 of 48 by zook on Sat Feb 25 02:53:02 1995:

This taxes my brain.  I feel bond to reply in stock phrases.


#15 of 48 by carson on Sat Feb 25 06:23:12 1995:

I guess that sums up our deficit.


#16 of 48 by popcorn on Sat Feb 25 13:26:51 1995:

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#17 of 48 by danr on Sun Feb 26 07:32:09 1995:

I think you all deserve credit for these wonderful puns.  Responses 11-15
have definitely added to Grex's bottom line.


#18 of 48 by sidhe on Sun Feb 26 14:27:07 1995:

        Ah, but would there be a credit limit? Also, I think we've killed
any grace period we may have had..


#19 of 48 by helmke on Sun Feb 26 14:44:05 1995:

I think we all aggree that there is no remaining value in this exchange...


#20 of 48 by danr on Sun Feb 26 15:31:35 1995:

Actually, I think there's still a lot of interest in this item.
I think others should make deposits here.


#21 of 48 by popcorn on Sun Feb 26 15:47:57 1995:

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#22 of 48 by lilmo on Sun Feb 26 22:24:48 1995:

As long as everyone is held accountable, giving this item a further lease on
life should not be a problem.


#23 of 48 by carson on Mon Feb 27 01:38:19 1995:

wanna bet? :)


#24 of 48 by danr on Mon Feb 27 02:06:27 1995:

re #22: Absolutely right.  Besides, think of how many people will profit
from reading our responses.  On balance, I'd say this item is still a
viable enterprise.


#25 of 48 by carson on Mon Feb 27 02:11:27 1995:

I'd agree. Look at all the people investing in it!


#26 of 48 by ajax on Mon Feb 27 06:27:55 1995:

You should all be charged with accosting us with awful puns...you'll pay!


#27 of 48 by carson on Mon Feb 27 11:20:39 1995:

I don't think I could afford to!


#28 of 48 by arnster on Mon Feb 27 21:40:15 1995:

re #26  Do we have to pay in one lump sum, or over a period of years?


#29 of 48 by popcorn on Tue Feb 28 04:27:09 1995:

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#30 of 48 by arnster on Tue Feb 28 05:25:51 1995:

That would be an annuity (arnster uses his finance knowledge)!!!  As
an accounting major, I have an unfair pun advantage!  Ok, before I pay
I have to weigh the opportunity costs.....


#31 of 48 by omni on Tue Feb 28 06:16:03 1995:

 Actually, we send Bruno out, and he gives you the lumps should you neglect
to pay. ;)

 and I mean a whole lotta lumps... ;)


#32 of 48 by arnster on Tue Feb 28 06:21:07 1995:

Alright then, the opportunity cost for not paying would be to take lumps
from Bruno...then I would pay for a bodyguard, which would defeat the
purpose of not paying 'cause I'd be paying more for a bodyguard...so
if Bruno came after me, I'd pay *smile*


#33 of 48 by omni on Tue Feb 28 06:34:38 1995:

 Actually, Bruno is a fictional person, like Luca Brazzi.


#34 of 48 by nephi on Tue Feb 28 06:52:05 1995:

Arnster, who is *smile*?  

8*)


#35 of 48 by lilmo on Tue Feb 28 07:12:00 1995:

I find the liability more than offset by the asset of my account of the
proceeds.  :-)


#36 of 48 by carson on Tue Feb 28 13:28:05 1995:

I think my stock in this item is dwindling...


#37 of 48 by sidhe on Tue Feb 28 15:46:48 1995:

        Are you predicting a crash? What if it pays dividends?


#38 of 48 by arnster on Tue Feb 28 18:12:04 1995:

re #33 I know...my respnse ended up being a little off-center! 
re #34 (arnster bops nephi for his sarcastic posting!)
re #36  Do you have preferred or common stock, Carson?


#39 of 48 by carson on Tue Feb 28 18:12:45 1995:

I believe I'm common as of tomorrow...


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