User talk:Bunty234

Web.com
I noticed you added a piece of information to the Web.com article recently. Whilst I do not doubt that the company had the reason to, and did indeed rescind the acquisition of Websource Media, I have not been able to find any sources for this at the moment. I would imagine the info should appear in the 10K in due course. Meanwhile could you help to reference this up? Thanks Ohconfucius 02:54, 19 March 2007 (UTC)

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