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To: eims2000 who wrote (43828)	8/29/1999 10:15:00 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

PS: I am most serious about the SEC thing.:) Oops, did somebody break an eggshell???

To: eims2000 who wrote (43828)	8/29/1999 10:25:00 PM
From: stan s.	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 122087

Feeling a wee bit litigious are we? What a joke... I think A@P could use a new crop of friends. Dropped by to read a few posts and remark that though I'm no particular fan of Anthonys...I think his ouster might have been a little premature...based on available evidence. But this pandering nonsense is a load of crap. It's so specious, superficial and gratuitous that's it's painful to watch. >>>>A@P, is not just a man but a way of life, <<<<----this by A&P Trader. Oh come on... Attack it from an economic standpoint if you think you can, i.e, of the 1300 or so people that had him bookmarked...a certain percentage that actually read and followed his advice, may now be deprived of his particular wisdom...and therefore might suffer in the ole pocketbook. No argument there, make that your point. But this angle that SI has banned Robin Hood serves only to diminish your cause amongst the vast number of SI'ers who don't and never will view Tony and his merry men as the only line of defense between the little guy and big bad Wall Street. It just doesn't play and it never will...time for a different tune. SI will live on and prosper. It's not dependent on a handful of highly visible posters and gurus, whether they be self proclaimed or anointed by supporters. It's dependent on the still large and thriving group of "little guys" that come together, start threads, share information freely with mutual respect and the desire to succeed. That's still SI's strength and reason for being...and the loss of Tony or any of the highly profiled members does little to diminish that fact. In the overall scheme...this is a mere blip...get over it. ....Oh and Art, if you're reading...ummm. I wouldn't lose any sleep over your "allegations". LOL...These guys are funny. Regards. Stan

To: eims2000 who wrote (43828)	8/29/1999 10:25:00 PM
From: Jay Fisk	Respond to of 122087

New York - The complex story of Starnet Communications, an Internet based gaming company whose Canadian headquarters was raided on Friday amid an official investigation into the soliciting of illegal gaming and adult entertainment continues to unfold. With investors anxious for the opening bell on Monday, The-Adviser.com has learned that management of the Company, including the Chief Operating Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer and other officials were busy selling personal stock held in the months prior to the headquarters raid. Management....................Shares John Andrew Carley........170,000 Chris Henry Zacharias....152,000 Jason Earl King.................35,000 Mark Nelson Dohlen.......200,000 Total shares...................557,500 Based on information culled from SEC Forms 4 and 144, some of the transactions that were initiated by management occurred within the past week and all occurred in the weeks leading up to the raid on Friday morning. What makes the trades unusual is that the shares were sold at increasingly lower values - something that a vested management team in a growing industry normally does not do. from: the-adviser.com