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To: Just My Opinion who wrote (87)	7/31/1998 5:34:00 PM
From: Canuck Dave	Read Replies (1) of 461

I'm lying from across the border. The Internet makes US laws on fair play pointless. Here I am in a Canadian office (am I REALLY in Canada?) about to tell you about a fabulous stock (this part is TRUE, I swear). I have a position in Open Market (OMKT) and I have it on good authority that Microsoft and IBM are going to get into a bidding war for control of their Internet patents. The stock was up today (actually, probably a rebound from it's recent drop {or IS it?}), as insiders loaded up in the bad market for the imminent push. Have I broken US laws? If I'm in another country, what do I have to fear? I'm only a trial member. Maybe I found an empty office and used his account to disseminate my lies whilst he is on holiday. How you going to catch me? CAVEAT EMPTOR !!! Carlos

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