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To: Doug who wrote (14033)	10/28/1999 12:49:00 PM
From: jeff greene	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18016

Pat: Our Investment styles differ. I only ask that Investors correlate NN stock price with your posts and mine and judge the results for themselves. Doug -- I for one have had my knowledge of telecom networking expanded exponentially by Pat's contributions to this board, and with all due respect, your contributions could fit on the head of a pin. As one of the century's greatest investors, Paul Cabot says, "You need only two things. First, you have to get all the facts. Second, and much more difficult, you have to face the facts." Pat and others have consistently produced facts about the industry and NN...if the investors deem these facts relevant, the current stock price is due to radical behavior to extreme conditions and may present a true turning point. Jeff BTW, I submit you owe Pat and the board a better response to her questions which were formed and articulated after diligent research.

To: Doug who wrote (14033)	10/28/1999 12:57:00 PM
From: zbyslaw owczarczyk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18016

DougCompanies are building high speed networks, marketing the service, and designing new applications to take advantage of faster speeds. But there is a question if all this investment will pay off. Bill Wyman advises institutional investors on broadband trends.<i/> All major ISP are loosing money on services. To make money you have to offer more then one service( internet access,voice, TV etc.) over the same platform. NN 3dSL will be huge, not b/c is coming form NN , but b/c allow to offer several services over existing infrastructure. Kingsom Comm. in UK has already commited 158 millions pounnds for upgrade. Why NN is so popular among big telcos? Because they are conservative, and NN gears allow them to make money. NN current 36170 is not the fastest, but is handling many aplication on the same platform. Zbyslaw