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To: M Vavolizza who wrote (3109)	10/28/1999 9:07:00 AM
From: pete2	Respond to of 18222

I copied the following from another thread..... the writer of this posting thoughts are that it applies to all penny stocks: "Folks...I've preached this to others for quite a while now...I've got it listed on my profile...now I will say it to myself one more time so I can hear it clearly... Penny stock CEOs are bottom-buffing liars! If you are going to buy a penny stock, trade it like the whore that it is. If you don't, you are at risk of waking up one day and finding your portfolio in the &$%@#* pile. And above all...SELL THE STOCK AT THE FIRST SIGN OF WEAKNESS!!! DO NOT LISTEN TO BOTTOM-BUFFING CEO's LIES! " Pete2 talking again: This is why I no longer contact CEOs. I have been taken in by their charm and wit and it has cost me money every time. Note: I have not called Tom.

To: M Vavolizza who wrote (3109)	10/28/1999 9:14:00 AM
From: Jorjenzak	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18222

I perceive the majority sentiment on the threads regarding Tom's offer is that 1) it sounds bad and makes no sense to have to send Tom our certs and 2) most everyone however is more than willing to call in certs and hold them voluntarily for 90 days or more without any dividend incentive from the company. I am urging Tom to retract his offer and simply call for all shareholders to voluntarily call in their certs out of street name or to place high GTC sell orders on their shares to tie them up against being available for MM's to borrow to sell short. I am holding most of my shares in cert form already. I am placing a GTC sell order on the remaining shares (because I don't want to mess with the crap I got from Webstreet last time again) somewhere between $2 and $10. I am not sending any shares in to the company to hold for me as I am more than capable of holding them safely myself. I urge my friends and fellow shareholders to do the same.