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To: Fredman who wrote (13691)	8/11/1999 7:32:00 PM
From: NightHawkZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

Fred, The number one issue for me is the quality of management. Anyone who is happy with the delivery of management's past promises, and with it's projection for $5 Million in 1999, after 1st Q rev. of $7 THOUSAHND is welcome to keep getting strung along. For me, after talking to MS for 30-45 minutes, that was enough for me. I got out. He had zero credibility with me. I don't care if the MM's push it up, I don't think any company can survive unless its management is credible. And that doesn't fly here for me. So I got out. Good luck to all of you wishful thinkers who keep hanging on. I think you'll lose all your money, but I don't really care. Good luck to you. NightHawkZ

To: Fredman who wrote (13691)	8/11/1999 7:56:00 PM
From: Wally	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

HiFred: Very reasonable post. In answer to your question " what is or does FNTN do better than anybody else ? - maybe nothing other than mix of services - and that's pretty much what Michael Sheppard has been saying for 2 years. In fact, he said it to me in person last September. As for what it means to not be better than anybody else, let me point you in the direction of Intel who is just one of numerous chipmakers and one without the fastest, sexiest chip on the market. All they have to show for themselves is theownership of 90% of the chip market. It's who you know, how much you cost and whether or not your specific product(s) fits somebody else's mold. In that regard, FNTN may be well ahead of the pack.. or not. In short, the above viewpoint represents not so much a rebuttal as it does basic fairness. Whether or not this (the Internet) is in fact "the greatest medium in the World" may also debatable - at least for stock information, Never the less I continue to enjoy your posts. Just relax a little. None of us on this thread are going to prove anything. We're all doing our best guessing. Personally, my guess keeps my money where it is - in Financial Intranet. Regards, Wally