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To: Gator who wrote (3773)	7/25/1999 3:37:00 PM
From: Joel K.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8858

Gator, thanks for the link to Homan's reply to the Vancouver Sun article. It never occurred to me there could be a relationship to the shorts. Anyway it appears Mark has stated earnings will be announced this Thursday (right on schedule). Lets hope that on its release the short sellers will run for cover. Lets also hope the stock will go up prior to Thursday in anticipation of good earnings. Joel K.

To: Gator who wrote (3773)	7/26/1999 2:05:00 PM
From: Elly Vasilopoulos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8858

The following, sometimes potentially libelous items were retrieved from gamblingonline.com today. Quoted in full: ----- Very interesting e-mail from Starnet: "If I could I'd fire them all and start over" Starnet must have some huge problems if all the staff should be fired, according to Jack Carley, the top man in the company. If the company was the best, as they claim, they would not need to fire the whole lot! X-Sender: jcarley@starnetc.com X-Mailer: Windows Eudora Version 2.1.1 To: claude@e-casinos.com From: jcarley@starnetc.com (Jack Carley) Subject: For your own information Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1998 13:32:33 -0800 Claude. We have made a few more internal changes and are actively searching for personnel to improve our system administrative function. We will hire as soon as we find them and rid ourselves of the more inexperienced staff. The key is finding good people and frankly they are far and few between. If I could I'd fire them all and start over however we all have too much at stake to come to a dead stop for any length of time. We have 12 programers and 6 systems admin people on staff and you'd think that would be enough. In any event the details of this week-ends problems are being reviewed and addressed Interesting article that confirms that they are very shady people working with and inside Starnet. What about their lies concerning the Nevada Gaming Control Board. By the way, Mitchell White is a well known drug addict, and the son in law of Jack Carley. Nice family! Until a few months ago, Mitchell White was the top man at Starnet, a drug addict! vancouversun.com STARNET SUED FOR ONE BILLION DOLLARS Las Vegas Casino, Inc., an Internet-based online casino company that is Starnet's biggest licensee for its 'turnkey' casino games, is suing Starnet Communications International, Inc. for $1 billion. Starnet Communications International Inc. (OTC BB:SNMM) has a wholly owned subsidiary, Softec Systems Caribbean, Inc. which is also being sued. Starnet is also listed on the Berlin Stock Exchange on Over-The-Counter market under the symbol SNM. Las Vegas Casino, Inc. is claiming damages for a very substantial number of breaches of agreement. According to a company spokesman from Las Vegas Casino, Inc., Starnet has too many grave irregularities in their accounting systems, too many serious bugs in their software, their technical and e-cash support is extremely deficient, with very serious problems such as massive over billing of credit card accounts. Starnet is also refusing to supply the proper accounting records they must supply under the license agreement. The auditors simply cannot do their work in these deplorable conditions. Las Vegas Casino, Inc. has received thousands of complaints from its clients, saying that Starnet's software and the company itself, and its subsidiaries were the worst they have ever known. Starnet is fully controlling the client's accounts and the balances of all these accounts as they process all the cash transactions on behalf of Las Vegas Casino Inc. through their subsidiary EFS Caribbean. Starnet is the only one who have access to the systems. All the clients are invited to contact directly Jack Carley on 1 (604) 685 7619 Starnet's highest management has admitted in writing that these problems were real, and this evidence of numerous admissions will be presented to the courts as early as next week. Company Press Release LAS VEGAS CASINO INC. Many readers asked who was H.L.I., the name that Starnet used as a reference in their misleading and fraudulent e-mail they send out to thousands of clients. HLI is probably Starnet's only friend in the industry, this company was shut down by the police in Vancouver, California and Australia. The management was arrested and all their servers seized. They have been down for approximately three months. Read our coverage of this scandal at: gamblingmagazine.com gamblingmagazine.com gamblingmagazine.com IMPORTANT: Reprinting any of Starnet's articles is strongly and happily encouraged, as long as they are unedited.