George,
Is there any chance you could be George Jr.? If so, good luck in 2000.
EVERYONE!!!!-----Just received this from Kathy Knight-McConnell (Investor To Investor)
"Grupo Brad"
Dear Investor to Investor readers:
I received an email from Dan Murphy in regard to my report on the conference
call. He is clarifying something which may have been a bit confused in the
report in regard to what I transcribed below:
"Muller Media is up for sale. That joint venture is ramping up on prepaid
calling cards, but has sustained the largest loss. It should be cash flow
positive in April and profitable in March."
The second sentence should have been a separate paragraph and was made in
reference to DCI's Time/Worldcom Europe deal not Muller Media.
Please forgive the confusion. I don't take short hand and was writing as
fast as I could.
It was kind of Daniel to send me the clarification.
Kathy Knight-McConnell
Investor to Investor
imall.com
Dear Ms. Knight-McConnell,
I just wanted to point out the Muller Media is a wholly owned subsidiary of
DCI Telecommunications, not a joint venture as is indicated below. Also, it
does not distribute prepaid telephone cards, rather it is a boutique
syndicator of movies and programs for television stations. Lastly, it is
also profitable and has not sustained the largest loss as indicated.
Thank you for your interest in DCI Telecommunications, Inc.
Sincerely,
Daniel J. Murphy
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