HI-Five™ Shares Almost Sold Out!

For SLReports.net

Since the October 18th announcement by Second Life Capital Exchange CEO Bogart Beck that Tue Torok was returning to SLCAPEX with a new IPO, the buzz surrounding HI-Five™ has been steadily rising in volume.

In the HI-Five™ prospectus, Torok states, "I have decided to re-enter the SL Capital Markets with a new product suite and will fully focus my energy on building a company that will do more than just sell SL televisions."

After the first 30 days had passed there was just a bit more than 1,000,000 shares of the HI-Five™ IPO left for shareholders and potential shareholders to take advantage of at the price of L$1.00.

Then came November 21st, 2008, which saw Torok give three Product Demonstrations over the course of the day, each time bringing in an almost capacity crowd to demonstrate not just the current TV system, but unveil the next generation, which is likely to revolutionize the second life hi-fidelity multimedia technology envelope. Over 100 free televisions were given away, representing over L$200,000 in products, but more importantly, literally hundreds of future loyal customers.

In the less than two weeks since that day, HI-Five™ shares have been literally flying out of the SLCAPEX door, with less than 360,000 shares still available to the public. HIFI shares have been the volume leader several times on the SLCAPEX in the last two weeks.

The opportunity for investors to get in on the ground floor with what is likely to be The Cutting Edge multimedia technology and application company in Second Life is evaporating at a blinding pace, and it is highly advised that anyone looking to grow with one of Second Life's most exciting companies get on the bandwagon now, while they still have the chance.