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To: Larry Zenith who wrote (14172)	11/20/1999 11:30:00 AM
From: HeatherN	Read Replies (3) of 28311

Larry, I believe that Harmon's Net30 was to be a "blue chip" index of net stocks. Although I am very long GNET, it is only beginning to become a huge player. We have had tremendous growth but, as yet, are not a benchmark to which others are compared. GNET's future is securely in the hands of Russell, Paul and Co.. As the CHTR/GNET/WiredWorld connections become more apparent, GNET should benefit from this tremendously. I think we all know that for all that has been accomplished, it pales in comparison to what will most likely be accomplished in the next several years. Steve Harmon most likely still likes GNET, but it wasn't the right stock yet for the Net30. HeatherN

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