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To: Mel Spivak who wrote (265)	5/28/1996 4:38:00 PM
From: olduser	of 2383

Mel: As you and I know, GIFT should continue to appreciate as time moves on Further, as more companies "settle" and accept the amnesty proposal and sign on the dotted line on the Licensing Agreement this will do two things: A. it will create more and more interest in this little company taking on the big boys and B. it will likely cause the stock to rise and fluctuate somewhat. There is a remote (probably very remote) possiblity that all companies will eventually settle rather than face treble damages. Also, they could all take the atttitude let the other guy pay for this litigation (we'll go ahead and sign). The real beauty of GIFT will probably be realized in the long term. There is a calculated risk in this stock but the bottom line is nothing will change the patent at this time and the patent and it's propensity to generate a good or great licence revenue is where it all lies. As most of us know there are usually many more variables in any stock we own or may be contemplating to buy. Yet, GIFT only can be win or lose. If it flys it soars if it tanks it will probably be a long term submarine. I got in on the tremendous opportunity and have not been bothered by the volatility. In fact I have bought more when it has dipped. This company is so little known that when it really gets out it will rocket. Can you imagine what would happen if CNBC had an announcement that GIFT has a lock on revenue from the Internet? to anybody who reads this, please read all postings and visit the web sites. This is a good place to start before you decide to invest. In my opinion this is surely a David and Goliath situation and if the patent is a solid rock then look out! Debra Watson Debra Watson

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