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To: JohnO who wrote (83)	8/21/1998 12:26:00 AM
From: JohnO	of 91

AMGV has continued to show us lately that .40 is the lowest level investors will allow this stock to slip. It only takes 10,000 shares or less purchased at the ask of .40 before the ask climbs higher. Sales increased more than 20% the day Wal-Mart introduced the BTO according to an AMGV interview. IMO the increased exposure AMGV has experienced with Wal-Mart Online, Hotmail.com and the other programs they are developing will reap tremendous increases in sales for the 3rd quarter this year and beyond. We are treading on grounds that this company has never walked upon in the past. With the advent of positive reporting quarters many doors that were previously closed to AMGV's expansion into the PC marketplace will now be open to them. I no longer have that feeling of hoping AMGV survives. It has now changed to how much of the PC market can AMGV control. Example Dell now holds 8% of the PC market and has 6 million visitors to their web site each day. If one had bought 1 share of Dell when it first went public that 1 share now would have a worth of $2,500.00 true value. I'm not comparing AMGV to Dell at all. All I'm doing is showing what 8% of the PC market is worth in real dollars to shareholders. Dell had to develop themselves without the aid of the #1 Retailer Wal-Mart and Microsoft owner of Hotmail.com. Dell has shown the merits of strict inventory program. AMGV has established a similar strict inventory program. No harm in being a copycat when it saves you money in my eyes. Dell didn't have Wal-Mart develop a BTO site for them and promote their product line while AMGV has this luxury. Dell didn't have Microsoft's 12+million members of Hotmail.com viewing their banner add each day, AMGV does have this ability. Dell had to develop a method over the years of trial and error before they developed a successful PC business, AMGV just has to be a copycat to succeed. I'm sitting back and going to enjoy the ride with AMGV. Of course I'm going to enjoy the good days much better than the negative days. Have a good one. John

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