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Congratulations to HerFlexAppeal
Friday, 21 September 2007
Trawling through my log stats last night, I noticed that the volume of traffic to my old Transvigor site had spiked dramatically. I dug in a bit and found that most of it came from HerFlexAppeal. Transvigor is listed on the links page there, so I deduced that HerFlexAppeal had enjoyed some large upwelling of traffic for Wednesday, a portion of which bled off to Transvigor.

Being a curious monkey, I used Google's Blogsearch product to seek out recent references to the site. There was just one, but it was a doozy.

It seems HerFlexAppeal trades on the NASDAQ OTC market as Digicurve, Inc. - ticker DCUVE.OB. It also seems that Digicurve in March acquired a Thai company called "Global Satellite Broadcasting Corporation":

"We are very pleased to have the opportunity to acquire the assets GSBC," stated John Paul Erickson, President & CEO of DigiCurve, Inc. "This acquisition will provide our firm with a complementary mix of multimedia products and technologies that will enable us to broaden our global markets, product offerings and customer demographics."

And lest ye doubt that Digisoft, Inc. is actually HerFlexAppeal, there's a photo of a flexing Melissa Dettwiller and this text:

DigiCurve, Inc. ("the Company") is in the initial development stage and has incurred losses since inception totalling $44,611. The Company was incorporated on July 21, 2004 in the State of Nevada. The Company was organized to enter into the online content provider industry specializing in images of physically fit athletic females. The Company has created a subscription-based website branded "HerFlexAppeal" where the Company's content will be available for viewing and downloading. The Company has a revenue sharing agreement with Diana The Valkyrie whereby Diana The Valkyrie will provide website design and server space, technical support, administration and billing in return for 50% of revenues.

Similar references to DtV appear in Securities and Exchange Commission [SEC] filings that I checked via the EDGAR database. (And btw, 50% for site operations!? I need a piece of that action.)

Just last month this high-flyer made another high-tech acquisition of Fightersoft, a Romanian software company, and will likely change its name to Fightersoft.

I always knew there was money in this racket, but buying up satellite companies and software developers? Wow! I suppose congratulations are in order for HerFlexAppeal - the first female muscle site to be listed on a U.S. stock exchange. Bravo!

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