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To: Lucky Charm who wrote (38210)	6/17/1999 8:41:00 AM
From: StandFast	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43774

You should know by now that if it is negative on RB, it is proclaimed fact and never researched. If it is positive on RB, it is ignored and passed off as hyping. One of there friends known as the Stock Detective is in court too! STOCK DETECTIVE IN COURT? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ZiaSun Files Lawsuit Against FinancialWeb.com SAN DIEGO, June 16 /PRNewswire/ -- ZiaSun Technologies Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ZSUN; www.ziasun.com) announced today that it filed a lawsuit in Florida against FinancialWeb.com alleging defamation. The suit also names -Lynn Duke-, the author of an article published by FinancialWeb.com on its internet site, ---stockdetective.com.---- This litigation was initiated after FinancialWeb.com made no response to ZiaSun's efforts to obtain a retraction, clarification, or even posting a rebuttal to the article ''Sunburn.'' In ZiaSun's opinion, the article's inaccuracies painted a very negative and inaccurate picture of ZiaSun. FinancialWeb.com's unwillingness to respond in any way made resort to the courts necessary. ZiaSun wishes to send a clear message that dissemination of defamatory misinformation regarding the company, its offices, or directors, will not be tolerated. You may contact the company if you wish the full text of the rebuttal that was offered to FinancialWeb.com to which they did not respond. ''Safe Harbor'' statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Except for historical information, the matters discussed in this news release that may be considered forward-looking statements could be subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those projected. These include uncertainties in the market, competition, legal, success of marketing efforts and other risks detailed from time to time in the company's SEC reports. The company assumes no obligation to update the information in this release. For more information please contact Investor Relations at (800) 773-7317. SOURCE: ZiaSun Technologies Inc.

To: Lucky Charm who wrote (38210)	6/17/1999 10:17:00 AM
From: jhild	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43774

It appears that the link that you are looking for is not available. The Reporter publishes a weekly web update and they sell a daily paid subscription that is delivered via email. Note that the date on the article is June 16, 1999. The last update on their website was June 13, 1999. It looks like the article may be on their site for free come Sunday, June 20th. Rather than be shrill in your approach, perhaps you might save yourself some embarrassment and wait until Sunday to see if they put that story on their site. Alternately, since you seem so anxious, perhaps you could contact them directly via email to get the verification you want. The address was in the story. Do let us know what you find, or you can wait until Sunday and I will post the article when I read their site. Good Luck.

To: Lucky Charm who wrote (38210)	6/17/1999 10:28:00 AM
From: StandFast	Respond to of 43774

Your doing a great job Lucky! EOM

To: Lucky Charm who wrote (38210)	6/17/1999 11:00:00 AM
From: Fred C. Dobbs	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 43774

Hi Kristi, Gotta love that RB stuff eh? Found this *OT* story. Interesting possibilities IMO. reporterbelize.com Investors take a close look at Belize A delegation of business and marketing experts from the United States recently visited Belize, seeking information about the possibilities of developing an international investment and marketing network that could enhance the country's infrastructure and economic well- being. Led by Percy Duran, former president of the Board of Public Works for the City of Los Angeles, the group met with several of Belize's ministers and several business leaders, discussing a variety of issues including the potential to enhance Belize's transportation, agriculture and tourism efforts. The group members included public relations expert, Joe Ortiz, president of JOA, Inc., a leading public relations and marketing company based in Los Angeles, and Walter Wiggins, CEO of JOA, Inc. The tour was arranged and coordinated by local business consultant, Bill Stuart. Belize is a beautiful country, with beautiful people, that represent such tremendous potential for growth and prosperity, said Duran, who was a former director of the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic, and has networked with many Caribbean and Latin American countries. “We are so impressed with the heart and soul and basic resolve of Belize citizens and the government's efforts and willingness to promote Belize into becoming a stronger player in the world's marketplace.” The group met with the Hon. Maxwell Samuels, Minister of Public Utilities, Transport and Communications, and discussed the issues concerning expansion and privatization of the Phillip Goldson International Airport, and the potential to expand Belize's rich agricultural resources. The group also met with Belize officials concerning the country's current sugar production efforts, and with local business leaders to see how it could help them connect with international investors and marketing specialists. The group toured the Belize countryside as well as San Pedro. They met with San Pedro Mayor Alberto Nunez Sr. and local businessman, James Janmohamed, President of Royal Palm Inn, Limited. The group also met with other Belize business leaders, including Development Finance Corporation Chairman Glenn Godfrey and real estate developer Arnaldo Peña, discussing banking and real estate development issues. Ortiz, whose clients include many major U.S. corporations - as well as President Bill Clinton's brother, Roger Clinton - heaped praise on Belize's government and business leaders for their vision of Belize to become economically self-sufficient and a world-class stop for tourists from throughout the world. “San Pedro is a beautiful jewel in the world-tourism crown,” said Ortiz. “The willingness and enthusiasm of Belize's government and business leaders to partner with us in marketing and promoting Belize and San Pedro to the international community is very exciting to us.” The business group plans to return to Belize soon to continue a series of discussions with Belize government officials and business leaders, to establish an ongoing network with international investors and marketing experts. One of these efforts could result in the group inviting Roger Clinton to visit and tour Belize in the near future. Subscription Info