Inter Global Technologies (IGT) - Michael Tomayko

For the person who commented 'It's not about Michael' in an earlier reply ... of course it's about Michael and IGT no one is discussing how their stockbroker gave them poor advice about buying Lehman Brothers shares before it went bankrupted. People are feeling a bit uneasy on how the communciation and projections has been handled over the past few years.

Re: Inter Global Technologies (IGT) - Michael Tomayko

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I have just found this thread & in reading all the postings I notice most like to blame others - MT obviously - but you need to remember YOU alone made an investment gamble. Everyone of you know that this was a 100 to 1 bet.
We've all been told not to keep all your eggs in one basket etc.
Whether you trust in God or not. If you put all of your hard earned money, or a little, on the line it was only your decision, no-one elses.
Some of you have sold out some stock at 2 for 1 & taken the loss others didn't.
I'm sorry for all who are hurting from what you cansider a poor/ bad investment. I hope you have your health at least.
I don't need to have an investors meeting - it will obviously be too filled with venom & negativity.

Get over it & move on!


I certainly was NEVER told it was a hundred to one shot!! We who are elderly would never have invested in this entire thing if it was told to us that this would be "long term". Why I myself heard Michael say on one of the most recent conference calls, words to the effect that he was hoping for a distribution of funds in August, but it seemed September was more likely..September is gone and still no funds...Am I a fool to think that there ever be any?

Who would invest any large sums of money on a 100 to one bet? Possibly a few hundred dollars to test the market, but certainly not tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.

And after everything is said and done, over $14 millions
was collected for a '100 to 1' investment gamble.

If there is some return by the end of November, I'll believe. If not someone is going to pay...big time...

I think the person that 'suggested' that everyone knew it was a '100 to 1' long shot bet thought it was a fine way to placed the responsiblity back to the shareholders. I agree we make financial decisions based on the information available to us at the moment we released our money. But, to insisted that we knew it was a gamble is to bring up anger and retaliation.

Most of the investors have nearly 3 years or more committed to this investment. As it has been suggested in an earlier reply... we may just have to pull ourselves together and stand firm to see it through. The funds are probably not available to repay your initial 'seed' money at this moment ... whereby I believe most of us are more interested and in need of the 'harvest' from this investment.

You must be kidding! I'd like nothing more than to get my 'seed' money right now. Many of us who invested are not wealthy people. If the economy were better maybe we'd be okay. But with job and business losses how can anyone wait. Michael gets paid I'm sure...

Someome said that they had not heard of anyone lossing the farm because of this investment. Well, now you've heard it. Any suggestions?

I agree with you 100%. I believe most of investors were still operating within the lifestyle they had when they placed the money into IGT for probably up to 2 years into the investment. But, this last year has been extremely difficult and the 'promised' projections only created more anxiety and disappointments when they were not met.

I guess that accounts for the patience and loyality we had for Michael and IGT for the first couple of years without any success. Hoping that the 'Big Pay-out' will relieve us of the pain.

My life was so much better off before I became involved with IGT. I would not have suffered through endless
'projected' dates and tales of great wealth over these past 3 years. This has taken such a huge emotional and even a greater financial toll on me.