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Non-Tech : Starnet (SNMM)Online gaming, sexsites, lottery, Sportsbook -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Francois Goelo who wrote (3108)	6/29/1999 11:17:00 PM
From: Todd Pagel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8858

Francois...That isn't the best part about PlayStar (PSCKF) The best part is that they own proprietary 2048 bit credit card encryption software, and are free of export restrictions since it was developed offshore (St. Kitts) without American citizens. To me, this company is an ecommerce play as well as a gaming play. Try to tell me two higher growth industries than those. There is an RB board here: ragingbull.com I post under the alias "Sentinel" there and here is my DD post which contains the most recent information: ragingbull.com There is a bi-weekly newsletter from the company which is very honest and forthright to be found in the Investor Section of the website at playstar.com . The next one is due out any day now. Be advised that you will see a recent decline in price because of a frivolous lawsuit (according to the CEO and described in the newsletter of 5/31) brought by an old acquaintance of the CEO's. This suit has nothing to do with PlayStar, but the price has slid nonetheless. I am in frequent email contact with the new CEO and try to keep everybody informed best as I can. There are a number of VERY large Starnet investors in PlayStar, which were the people I found the stock through. They believe as I do, that PlayStar (PSCKF) has enormous potential. One of them has owned over 200,000 shares of Starnet since it was below $1, so he might know a thing or two about it. ;-) Good luck in your DD, and feel free to ask me anything you like. Best Regards, Todd/Sentinel