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To: Robert Morris who wrote (96)	8/31/1999 4:16:00 PM
From: 5handicap	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 121

That loss works out to less than 2 cents per share for the quarter! This stock is a screaming buy compared to webhosting companies listed on the nasdaq -- NNCI -- 15 mil shares, ~$.08/sh loss, >9300 customers,$5/sh INIT -- 40 mil shares, $2.50 loss, 37,000 customers, $13/sh CNCX -- 41 mil shares, $2.70 loss, >> customers, $23/ sh (I've just estimated the yearly loss by 4 times 2 cents. The old customer base was quoted as 7000, a 33% increase is 9300). I think it's just a matter of time until NNCI is bought.

To: Robert Morris who wrote (96)	9/23/1999 1:02:00 PM
From: FFNEODOC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 121

Bob, The stock has taken a hit due to the "e" attached to it's symbol by NASD regulators still trying to catch up with the workload generated by the new SEC reporting regulations. (This wouldn't have even happened if they had used the current NNCI symbol rather than the old CBET one) If you doubt this is a good buying opportunity, look at KANA communications, a recent IPO internet company currently trading at about $50/share. NNCIE KANA Market Cap $40 million $1,400 million Revenues ~ $2,000,000 $2,049,000 Profit(Loss) ~ ($1,000,000) ($6,400,000) I got these #'s from the 1998 KANA IPO financial info & the last quarter's NNCIE data expanded to 1 year. Looking at this info one can't help but wonder what makes KANA worth 35 times NNCIE? .... Especially since NNCIE is growing revenues at rates in excess of 100% and has a loss that is proportionately shrinking. I think the answer is exposure... KANA went public through Goldman Sachs on NASDAQ, NNCIE through a little shell company called CBET on the OTCBB. I suspect when NNCIE gets approval for it's move to the NASDAQ national exchange, we are likely to see "bump" in the share price. I've been loading up on NNCIE in anticipation of that day. Frank