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To: Stock Watcher who wrote (12198)	7/11/1999 3:50:00 PM
From: Jeff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52051

SW.......i don't know if you are interested in PHLB.....but from my calling the company....and seeing post from others who have also called.....and confirming the same info i got.....i do believe PHLB is about to bust a nice move northward....... the stock is cheap at .23 , and its just coming of its bottom...and from what i gather.....i do believe there will be a few more news releases coming in the next few weeks all leading up to the announcement of their e-commerce site to sell their " liquid solutions " vitamin line...... heres some dd links...... recent news..... finance.yahoo.com some info on PHLB..... otcfn.com insidewallstreet.com info from calls to the company...... techstocks.com Message 10414140 ragingbull.com ragingbull.com a post from last year...these guys liked the company at 2.00 a share.....i like it even better at .23 cents!! seems they were a little early on this one...... Message 5430541 IMHO i believe PHLB will be a great play at these low levels.... regards Jeff

To: Stock Watcher who wrote (12198)	7/11/1999 8:50:00 PM
From: RCJIII	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52051

NAMC-gets mention in Business Week. I am still heavily buying NAMC and NAMCW. The warrants look very hot. From the July 9, 1999 "Business Week" Upfront section: I-Way Patrol Next, Online Bids Over Jail Times? With Amazon.com auctions and eBay.com on the Net, it was only a matter of time before someone took things a little further and let clients bid on justice. clickNsettle.com, a new subsidiary of National Arbitration & Mediation (NAM) takes the hidden bid aspect of cyber houses and applied it to settling civil cases online. No other online mediation service shares clickNsettle's methodology. First, the wronged party files a claim against the defendant, often an insurance company. clickNsettle.com notifies the insurer via E-mail. The insurer then confidentially submits online three amounts it is willing to pay to settle. The claimant submits an amount considered satisfactory. It it falls within a specified range of one of the bids, the matter is resolved. If not, the claimant has two more bids. The claimant pays clickNsettle.com $75, win or lose. If he wins, the maximum fee for bringing the case is $275. A settlement may take only weeks, says CEO Roy Israel. NAM says insurers, such as Travelers, like the idea because they can avoid endless haggling. And if none of the bids are acceptable? There's always mediation, or the right to a day in court.