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To: RockyBalboa who wrote (15307)	2/27/1999 8:59:00 PM
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were the headers forged in the message you received? either in the "from" part, or in the path it took? if so, immediately send it to enforcement@sec.gov - there's a couple companies that are spamming stock hypes via the internet, and although the sec is dog slow, they do eventually take action on these people. the worst of these spam hypers is SNN; now, there's never been a 100% certain connection between them and subscribersite.com, but often times, a stock hyped via email in SNN is the same one on subscribersite.com - you make the call. however, their last 'hyped' stock, AONE, was hyped at $5 per share, ran the next day to $12...and, 3 weeks later, is a $6 stock. so what i'm saying....since the stock spammers are pump n dump, you can often use them to your advantage on the shorting. however, the only problem...they're often OTCs... - bob

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