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To: LANCE B who wrote (10740)	7/2/1999 11:48:00 AM
From: Jim B	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108040

damn etrade... tried to sell BICO at .124 when support was falling out.. and their site wouldn't process my order... had to call it in.. out at .123, .122 giving up gains on my earlier bounce.. oh well... still way ahead on the ride from .12 to .147 will buy back again on the next level of support ; funny i knew they'd bring it to .12 where it is now.. but bought at .126 anyway.. sillly me ; looks like .12 might not hold either jim

To: LANCE B who wrote (10740)	7/2/1999 11:53:00 AM
From: Richard K.	Respond to of 108040

Company Profile- Network Access Solutions NASC. Stock is up 5/8 to 13 3/4. Data Communications and enterprising networking solutions company using DSL technology. Stock went public a month ago at $12 issuing 7.5 million shares. FBR issued a $35 price target, and DLJ started coverage with a buy on June 29. Do your own due diligence, but stock is in the right sector and is relatively unknown. Disclaimer: I own a position in NASC. Here's a recent press release. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Monday June 21, 11:00 am Eastern Time Company Press Release Network Access Solutions - Nasdaq: NASC - Provides High Speed DSL Services to U.S. Department of Justice STERLING, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 21, 1999--The Department of Justice, (DOJ) faced with the challenge of providing high-speed network connectivity for the department's bureaus and agencies spread across the United States, has turned to Network Access Solutions (NAS) (Nasdaq: NASC - news) for high speed networking solutions leveraging DSL technologies. As a single source solutions provider, NAS is delivering these multiple networking services as a subcontractor to Government Telecommunications, Inc. (GTI) under the General Services Administration's Wire and Cable Services (WACS) contract. GTI's decision to subcontract with NAS for DOJ's connectivity over copper was driven by NAS' ability to immediately deliver a DSL-based T1 replacement. ''The Department of Justice and NAS relationship clearly reflects the depth of services NAS is capable of delivering. Providing reliable, cost-effective connectivity through DSL is just one part of a much bigger picture,'' said Jon Aust, CEO of Network Access Solutions. ''Federal agencies demand the same integrated voice data and networking solutions as the commercial sector, and NAS has the track record and the team to fulfill these needs.'' Network Access Solutions, a facilities-based data CLEC, is providing the Department of Justice with a full suite of networking solutions including network design, system hardware and integration services. To date, NAS has installed 33 Channelized DSL nodes nationwide as part of the Department's Justice Consolidated Network (JCN). For the Justice Consolidated Network, NAS is using channelized DSL to extends the JCN ATM network (procured through FTS 2000) through existing copper wire to multiple DOJ bureaus. The first DOJ organizations connected by NAS include the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Executive Office of United States Attorneys, and Community Relations Service. This solution provides the capability for full monitoring, management, and control for the DOJ Network Service Center (NSC). The NAS channelized DSL solution provides DOJ with dedicated 1.54Mbps speeds over two wires with significant cost savings over traditional T1 lines. Channelized DSL provides a direct replacement for T1 services with NX64 channel service. NAS is the largest DSL provider in North America to deploy Paradyne Corp.'s MSDSL solution. NAS has built a robust DSL offering specifically designed to meet business-class requirements. The suite DSL-enabled services NAS provides deliver high quality, reliable bandwidth at lower costs than many traditional networking products. Because of technology advances, existing network infrastructure, which is comprised of copper wires already in the ground, is now capable of supporting multimedia applications at speeds which were not possible just a few years ago. About NAS Founded in 1994, Sterling, Va-based Network Access Solutions is a data communications and enterprise networking solutions company. Through CuNet, NAS offers customers high-speed connectivity using digital subscriber line technology. As a complement to CuNet, NAS offers customers a complete suite of value-added enterprise networking solutions including network integration, network management, network security, and professional services. The CuNet network supports both legacy telecommunications infrastructures including traditional voice and newer, packet-based communications including ATM, Frame Relay, and IP. For more information on NAS, visit www.nas-corp.com. The statements contained in this release which are not historical facts may be deemed to contain forward-looking statements, including but not limited to deployment of the company's network in new and existing regions and the timing and breadth of coverage in each region. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in any forward-looking statements as a result of certain risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, the company's change of focus to a DSL company, our untested CuNet strategy, intense competition for the company's service offerings, dependence on growth in demand for DSL-based services, ability to raise additional capital and other risks and uncertainties detailed in the company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

To: LANCE B who wrote (10740)	7/2/1999 12:23:00 PM
From: Norms	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108040

To Lance and all my good buddies here, First of all - thanks for all the level II posts. I am a Mac user and have finally found the perfect Level II solution for the Mac. For all of you who have been so generous with Level II screens and explanations - thanks a million. As I learn more and more - you can all count on me to add to the great mix here. One of my favorites PPOS has finally broken resistance at 8.125 OTC Bulletin Board PPOS Domestic Best Bid/Ask... 8.000 8.125 0 x 0 Bid Ask Bid x Ask Date Time Telephone# Indicators ________ ________ ___________ ________ ________ __________ __________ USCT 7.938 8.875 5 x 5 07/02/99 12:15:44 8005263041 O F HRZG 7.875 8.625 5 x 5 07/02/99 12:12:22 O F HILL 7.688 8.500 5 x 5 07/02/99 12:12:05 O F SHRP 7.500 8.875 5 x 5 07/02/99 12:03:34 O F WIEN 7.875 8.875 5 x 5 07/02/99 12:03:22 O F NITE 8.000 8.500 5 x 5 07/02/99 12:03:03 O F MASH 7.875 8.938 5 x 5 07/02/99 12:01:16 O F NFSC 7.813 8.125 5 x 5 07/02/99 11:04:50 O F PGON 6.625 8.625 5 x 5 07/02/99 08:51:20 O F CCCC 6.750 10.000 5 x 5 07/02/99 07:38:15 O F FRAN 5.000 9.000 5 x 5 07/02/99 07:38:15 O F GVRC 7.375 9.500 5 x 5 07/02/99 07:38:15 O F NAIB 0 x 0 07/02/99 07:38:15 O F PILL 6.875 10.063 5 x 2 07/02/99 07:38:15 7329360130 O F