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To: Joan Sherman who wrote (22720)	6/15/1999 6:43:00 PM
From: Magic RN	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29386

Joan: Good to meet you! Hope we are sitting real pretty! If only the CPI behaves. Carole

To: Joan Sherman who wrote (22720)	6/15/1999 6:54:00 PM
From: jim g.	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 29386

I just returned from the ANCR presentation at the Piper conference in Minneapolis and it was impressive. I must confess that I was thinking about selling some shares recently, but not now. Believe me this company and the stock has a lot more room for appreciation. Ignore the short term picture here while the stock builds a base because there is more to come. So many posts now here and on yahoo deal with minute to minute, day to day flucuations of the price and as most of you already know it is not that important when you look at the future. Also just about all of the technical analysis is completely useless. I have been around the market for almost thirty years, traders come and go, the big money is made by long term holders who have a time frame of more than a week or month. A few points from the meeting: 1) The SUNW contract was won on technical merit and evaluation, all the players were there and ANCR won. SUNW indicated that they were doing so much for this emerging growth company that they wanted to share in the future, so the warrant deal was struck and the stock closed at $7.30 on the first day of serious negotiations.Also SUNW went over there manufacturing setup with a fine tooth comb and were satisfied that ANCR could well satisfy their needs, not only the 100 million but anything they needed in excess of that. 2)Ken pointed out all their wins and spent sometime explaining the recent one with Gates Arrow(Consan) 3) Ken stated he thought they were number 1 in technology but on par with the competition in terms of software. They thought at first that the customers would have their own software all ready to go but that was mistaken. Now they have a new focus on software and have improved all aspects of it. He indicated that they were late in entering the SAN market and underestimated customer demands, that a great asic was not enough. But now he believes they are a year to a year and a half ahead in asic technology and used the example of their new 16 port switch all on 1 chip which is extremely fast. I recognized some of the 35 people who attended this presentation and talked to some of them about their views of ANCR, was pleasantly surprised.With IBM, HP, EMC,CPQ etc. still out there the future looks bright.

To: Joan Sherman who wrote (22720)	6/16/1999 2:33:00 AM
From: Kerry Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29386

To: Anthony@Pacific (38741 ) From: Bruce A. Thompson Tuesday, Jun 15 1999 9:02AM ET Reply # of 38801 Anthony, Pink gets named in suit.... Monday June 14, 1:24 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release Hitsgalore.com Files $20 Million Lawsuit Against Internet Posters RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 14, 1999-- Hitsgalore.com, Inc. (OTC BB:HITT - news) today announced that it has filed a Complaint against one identified and five anonymous Internet posters for Libel, Tortious Interference With Business Relations and Civil Conspiracy in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. The Complaint, entitled Hitsgalore.com, Inc. v. Janice Shell, et al., Case No. 99-1387-CIV-T-26C, seeks damages in excess of Twenty Million Dollars ($20,000,000.00). The Complaint names Janice Shell, John Doe No. 1 a/k/a ''Paul Kersey,'' John Doe No. 2 a/k/a ''Mayor,'' John Doe No. 3 a/k/a ''Mr. Pink,'' John Doe No. 4 a/k/a ''mshater,'' and John Doe Nos. 5-100 as Defendants (collectively the ''Defendants''). The Complaint alleges that, beginning at least as early as May 1999 and continuing through to the present, the Defendants intentionally and maliciously published and republished a variety of false and defamatory statements about Hitsgalore.com in a nationwide ''cybersmear'' campaign on electronic bulletin boards on the Internet maintained by Raging Bull, Inc. (''Raging Bull'') and Silicon Investor, Inc. (''Silicon Investor''). These statements either explicitly state or imply that Hitsgalore has engaged in illegitimate, illegal, dishonest, fraudulent, and criminal business operations, when, in truth and fact, the Defendants knew or should have known that such statements were false and libelous per se. Steve Bradford, the CEO of Hitsgalore.com, believes that it is absolutely essential that all responsible parties be held fully accountable for their activities, and this action is the first formal step for Hitsgalore.com in taking the offensive against those seeking to destroy the reputation, damage the market value of the Company's common stock and undermine the business affairs of the Company through anonymous posting activity. Steve Bradford stated that: ''the Company intends to issue subpoenas to Raging Bull and Silicon Investor to ascertain the identities of the John Doe Defendants, and to aggressively undertake discovery in this case.'' The Company's attorneys are also investigating possible defamation charges against David Evans, a Bloomberg reporter, for certain negative news articles which the Company believes are misleading in nature. Jeanette Wilcher, the Trustee of The Life Foundation Trust with whom the Company has various business relations, stated that: ''I applaud, commend, and fully support the efforts of Hitsgalore.com in bringing the anonymous Internet posters to justice.'' The Company would also like to gratefully acknowledge the substantial assistance it has received from various persons throughout the country in investigating the Internet activity by the Defendants and others, and welcomes further contact from individuals with knowledge of this cybersmear campaign. If you have any information which you believe would be helpful to the Company in prosecuting this matter, please contact Carl F. Schoeppl, Esq., or Daniel J. Becka, Esq., at Schoeppl & Burke, P.A., the Company's litigation counsel, 4800 North Federal Highway, Suite 210-A, Boca Raton, Florida 33431-5176, Telephone: (561) 394-8301, Facsimile: (561) 393-6541, and E-Mail: Schoeppl@aol.com. Contact: Hitsgalore.com, Inc., Rancho Cucamonga Danny Gavin, Investor Relations 800/300-5388 Investor@Hitsgalore.com

To: Joan Sherman who wrote (22720)	6/16/1999 2:39:00 AM
From: Evy George	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29386

Nancy, Carole, Joan, et al: I am also a woman who has spent her every last available cent--plus some that weren't supposed to be available on ancr. I first bought ancr in June, '97, but I traded those shares. Then I bot at 11, 12, 10, and 8. Stopped buying and waited for a bottom. Began buying again in September, October, November, December '98. Added some dividend money from another account that I never trade in January. Sold another stock (that I really like, but is slower moving than ancr) in April or May. Bot more ancr!!! Now, no money left to spend. Encouraged my son-in-law to buy in January and had to listen to his telling me that "You are costing me money!" Now, he buys more without my even mentioning it. Got my sister to sell all her losers and buy more ancr, too. She first bot in '97 when I urged her to get some at 12!!! But good sister that she is, she bot again in April, May, and June. Kerry, thanks for squelching some of the rumor-mongering. Jim, thanks for the report from the meeting today. Now, my name: Evy. It is short for Evelina, the name of my mother, grandmother, and great-grandfather's first cousin. This is somewhat important, for my great-grandfather's first cousin was the only one in the family who had any gold at the end of the Civil War. My great-grandfather told her that he would take care of her for the rest of her life (she was an orphan and the gold had come from her father) if she would loan him her gold so he could get back on his feet. From her loan, he amassed 33,000 acres of land. His descendants are living on his investments today. I often wondered why I could not do as well as he did--why I did not have the investment acumen he had. Now, I think I may have inherited a bit more of his sagacity than I previously thought!