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Biotech / Medical : CYBR CyberCare the new look of healthcare

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Jan 23 9:30 AM EST

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To: Murray_Mac who wrote (1946)	5/25/2000 6:36:00 PM
From: Jetter	Read Replies (2) of 3392

Murray and Sommo, You guys are directing your anger at the wrong person. Truth has actually been doing you a huge favor and nobody cared to listen. If you think this is a result of short sellers and basher then you both have a lot to learn about this market. Like I said earlier, everything you listened to and believed came from this worthless company. On top of that, everyone here was warned an ungodly amount of times to be careful with this company. Truth was right on again, and as you both have learned (or will learn shortly) where there is smoke there usually is fire. I feel very sorry for anyone that was conned by this company and had money stolen from them. I guess that's why so many class actions have been filed. Throw your name in the pile and maybe you can get something back, cause you surely won't see this thing rise up again. Peace PS. You guys catch this from Greenbergs article this morning? Didn't have time to fully research but just more support for Truth and what he's been saying for the last month... And speaking of grief (my mind, it wanders): That's what I gave the Palm Beach Post yesterday for ripping off this column's reporting on the SEC's informal probe into Cyber-Care (CYBR:Nasdaq - news - boards). One Post editor conceded, in a phone call yesterday, that indeed the paper's reporters didn't know the Post's policy of citing previously published reports. That's just what they did today (thank ya, guys!) in a story that discloses how wide the SEC's net is being spread. (Whoa, now the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel is back to reporting as if they discovered it. That's just what they did today! Have they no shame?!)

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