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To: UPTICK who wrote (2074)	7/17/1999 4:40:00 PM
From: Jacalyn Deaner	Respond to of 3519

Hi UPTICK - don't know if Camelot owns the transfer agent I called and got the outstanding shares figures from ie don't know who owns what or whom. BUT it would not surprise me of any connections/associations as all the present is TIED to its PAST. However, I do hope there is a run up for lots of holders who bought with US cash or who received XSNI shares in return for xstream UK buying xstream technologies canada :) Good job with Shalet :) Take care, Jacalyn

To: UPTICK who wrote (2074)	7/18/1999 3:53:00 AM
From: Jeffrey D	Respond to of 3519

TICK:<<GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.. PLANETCRAP INFO My guess is that Shalet is someone quite low in the company who tried to take control of the situation to impress his boss. Obviously we / I can only guess, but I'd put money on Shalet being Langdon. It makes too much sense, and is too much of a coincidence, for it not to be him.>> Since I am sure none of you believe UPTICK could ever have an original thought, this, his most recent post will not change your mind. Sorry, TICK did not suddenly become a handwriting expert and deduce this Shalet fellow is Langdon. No, poor TICK is just parroting what Andy, the webmaster of Planetcrap thinks. Figures. Of course, Tick didn't provide the link so here it is. planetcrap.com Also, he failed to post the following passage from Andy: "Oh, and Americans - watch out! X-Stream's already partnered with several US companies, and they're now looking to expand their Internet service around the world. From what I hear about American advertising standards, they should fit right in over there." Hmmm, I wonder who those "several" American companies might be? Jeff