Bob,

Yeah, like anyone cared....what's worth even less than a fleapower AM
radio station?
One entangled through "partial ownership"...sheesh! I'd get more
enjoyment taking my
money and watching it circle around the bowl before disappearing
forever down the
sewer.

Why should a multiple or group owner station suffer over a one man, or
woman owner station?

Sometimes three heads and wallets are better than one.
--
Philip de Cadenet G4ZOW
Transmitters 'R' Us
http://www.transmittersrus.com

"Philip de Cadenet" wrote in message
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Bob,

Yeah, like anyone cared....what's worth even less than a fleapower AM
radio station?
One entangled through "partial ownership"...sheesh! I'd get more
enjoyment taking my
money and watching it circle around the bowl before disappearing
forever down the
sewer.

Why should a multiple or group owner station suffer over a one man, or
woman owner station?

Sometimes three heads and wallets are better than one.

Sure....that way there'll be more money to try and fill up the money pit that these
properties represent. Besides, I get the impression that Meyer doesn't have any
money of his own, and would prefer to skim off the top using other people's money.
--
For direct replies, take out the contents between the hyphens. -Really!-

"Bob Haberkost" wrote in message
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Sure....that way there'll be more money to try and fill up the money pit
that these
properties represent. Besides, I get the impression that Meyer doesn't
have any
money of his own, and would prefer to skim off the top using other
people's money.

That could be taken as a mean-spirited response. Meyer seems to be trying to
put together a limited partnership of sorts to buy a station of the kind
most people do not want and to actually run it. If he makes money by putting
a deal together, what is wrong with that?

Most Americans don't have "any money on their own." 75% of retirees will
live off Social Security alone. Why not try to improve one's situation?