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To: Seeker who wrote (7384)	7/18/1999 1:34:00 AM
From: BMWIN	Respond to of 8189

We will now be looking forward to 4 dollars for more reasons than 1.

To: Seeker who wrote (7384)	7/18/1999 9:41:00 AM
From: Joseph Hertel	Respond to of 8189

Mike If this stock was intended to be a short term hold, you probably should have sold when the $3 level was achieved. If this stock was intended to be a long term hold, I think all will be fine in the near future. Why would you sell when things are "finally" starting to look up? If everything that SSA mentioned in their most recent post comes to fruition, we will all be smiling. Good luck on your decision. Joe

To: Seeker who wrote (7384)	7/19/1999 1:51:00 PM
From: Tiger Lily	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8189

Here are the possible smart choices for accounting firms: The Big 4 in alphabetical order (there have been a lot of mergers!) Arthur Andersen Deloitte & Touche KPMG, Ernst & Young PricewaterhouseCoopers If MRPS is serious about making the SEC reporting deadline for OTC stocks, let alone about getting onto the Big Board, they had better hire one of the "big boys." But we all know their history.....So does anyone want to lay a bet on whether we go Big 4 or Joe's Discount Auto & Accounting? Searching the net, we have only a handful of other large accounting firms that I think are suitable to handle the SEC task. Axley & Rode ..... Lufkin, TX Baird, Kurtz & Dobson ..... Nationwide Gaines Metzler Kriner & Company ..... Buffalo, NY Hacker Young ..... Worldwide w/ UK focus Malloy, Montague, Karnowski, Radosevich & Co ..... Minneapolis, MN McGladry Pullen ..... Davenport, IA Richard A Eisner & Co ..... Northeast US I agree with some of your statements Mike...especially the cracks about the accountants. However I am torn between wanting a seasoned "professional" PR firm and liking "our boys." A seasoned professional firm would write beautifully crisp PR's; on the other hand, they probably would not take the detailed interest in the company that "the boys" have. I am not sure that a professional PR firm would have been able to publish any more PR's than SSA has been allowed to. I do not believe that a professional PR firm would have cared whether or not MRPS reports to the SEC on time as long as they pay their PR fees. I think that SSA has been instrumental in prodding MRPS to get on the stick regarding the accounting firm and will hopefully steer them towards a firm of the appropriate quality level. I am crossing my fingers for the Big 4!!! I personally would like to see the stock hit 10! <VBG> But I am willing to settle for 5 in the short term. <ggg> Cheers! Lily