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To: Tom Dickson who wrote (414)	11/6/1999 9:49:00 AM
From: wallstreeter	Respond to of 1063

Tom Joe had to do that because amerinet wouldnt lift the restriction off of the shares it owed him, now that we are getting closer and closer to a spring trial date, a successful litigation win will be a huge influx of cash and then the this company will really sky rocket. Right now everything looks fine as joe continually grows the company with its 3 divisions. It all looks like just a matter of time here :) wallstreeterww

To: Tom Dickson who wrote (414)	11/6/1999 11:41:00 AM
From: Little Engine	Respond to of 1063

From the post you cited: www2.techstocks.com. "Insider selling is not allowed by law without current financials." Amusing, but not true of course. Pat Rost sold millions of shares, and continues to do so. I don't understand wallstreeter's contention that the lawsuit is anywhere near settlement. Why are the lawyers involved selling their shares now then, instead of waiting a few months? Wouldn't they know that a settlement is imminent?