I would like to know why Meyer refuses to answer my previous question .....

"How many of his propsed 'deals' have ever been consummated with the actual
purchase of the station and license transfer by the FCC ?"

"Larry King" wrote in message
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I would like to know why Meyer refuses to answer my previous question
......

"How many of his propsed 'deals' have ever been consummated with the
actual
purchase of the station and license transfer by the FCC ?"

I believe he has already addressed that question in this forum. Perhaps you
are new here. He is simply trying to put together an investment group of
fellow broadcasters to buy a station, and from time to time finds a station
that is available. It has already been well established here that the
majority of contributors to this forum do not mind Meyer's postings. Since
new people subscribe to forums all the time, he repeats the postings from
time to time. (sort of like radio advertising and music playlists - it
keeps repeating all the time)

If you have a genuine interest in possibly investing, you can contact him
directly and I'm sure he'll be glad to call you and answer all of your
questions. If you're simply trying to call him out in this forum for the
purpose of flaming him - which is what it looks like - he'll probably ignore
you, as would I if I were him.

I for one hope that someday he succeeds, and if he doesn't, at least he
tried. Good for Meyer! It's easy being a cynic, but how many of us have
had the courage to go out and actually pursue a dream? If Meyer ever gets a
station, that's one station Clear Channel or Cumulus is not going to have,
and one community that will no doubt have a radio station with a LOCAL
flavor, and not giving out one prize in a national contest and making it
sound like is was a local winner, like Cumulus recently did.

[ Moderator's Note: Or like Clear Channel used to and, to a certain extent,
still does. ]

Paul Jensen
Florida's Emerald Coast

I would like to know why Meyer refuses to answer my previous question .....


Try asking Meyer privately.

When I've asked him privately, he's always responded promptly and courteously.