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To: Colin Cody who wrote (37859)	6/6/1999 12:12:00 PM
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I'm sure with the right amount of equity one could negotiate better terms. But if one can't negotiate better terms, and accepts the terms offered, one shouldn't complain if the lender exercises his rights under the contract. Calling for a class action suit because a lender exercised his rights under a legally and voluntarily entered contract is idiotic. I think you might be surprised what terms a large money client could negotiate. After all, money talks... BTW, what is your obsession with Tony? I'll bet you would have treated him the same way if he had warned you about a certain stock on Prodigy. I guess when you lose all your money in NPEC you'll just win it back in a lawsuit, eh? Barb

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