We've prepared the attached draft press release for possible issuance Monday in conjunction with the 10Q filing. Wilmer Cutler has reviewed the release, but they do not want to include a quote. Please let me know your views and if you have any changes. Thank you.
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answer: Draft 10Q Release
Gerald/Ellen Please review & edit as necessary. If possible, once "buffed to a shine", I'd like to be able to insert this language into the GTC Confirm template above Notice information. This particular scenario is for Unimark LLC (deal #1146397). Language Take 1: Payment Terms: As hereto agreed, payment by Buyer to Seller for gas received by Buyer during the preceding calendar month shall be made payable by wire transfer on the 25th Day of the Month following delivery. If the due date for any payment to be made under this Agreement is not a Business Day, the due date for such payment shall be the following Business Day. Please let me know as soon as possible as this is a Nov Production deal that has not yet been confirm & also due to the prior conversations Settlements, Judy, Lisa & Contracts has had with the CP. Thank you!! !
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answer: Special Language for ENA Upstream GTCs: Pymt Due Date = 25th
Hunter, I have attached below two worksheets. One that shows all of the users that are in the Level 1 category, and another that shows the files that only the Level One category will be able to view. We will be able to add and take off people or files on either of these lists whenever requested. Thank you,
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answer: Website Security
An old scam has surfaced recently with renewed vigor. The Nigerian-419 fraud letter, so called because it violates section 419 of Nigerian law, is sent in many variations, by surface and airmail as well as by fax and email. Generally the form it takes is to ask the unsuspecting victim to provide their bank account information in return for a promise to deposit a very large sum of money into that account under some pretext. Employees should be advised that any information given will be used to further promote the scam through the emptying out of bank accounts, counterfeit and forged checks being written against the accounts, and for other illegal purposes. If you receive what you believe to be one of these letters, forward it to Mike Hicks (Michael.Hicks@enron.com). Corporate Security maintains a file on them, and works with the US Secret Service to reduce the number of letters received by our employees. For more information on these letters, please email or call Mike at (713) 853-6198.
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Corporate Security Message