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To: OD Bobo who wrote (827)	12/8/1999 12:19:00 AM
From: Greg Rich	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 960

I'm out here. I have held for over three years. Original lot was @ $24. I've watched GWRX languish in the sub $3 range for long periods of time. I've watched it run on lots of speculation (which is what it seems to me is happening now) only to fall back to the under $5 swamp again. I don't really buy the Nokia licensing rumors because the company has very deliberately moved away from identifying itself as an OS provider/designer. The rumors about something cooking with Amazon seem unlikely also. They all seem based on the old Amazon investment early this year which was basically Amazon buying out the Seattle office of GWRX. It did not seem to signal any strategic partnerships between companies. My take has been that GWRX has been trying to position themselves as primarily a consulting firm, with an idea or two about how wireless coupons could be delivered to folks' pagers and phone sets. I am hard-pressed to see where all this "value" is coming from. Here's hoping I'm wrong. I'd love to get out of this one with a bit of pride. I haven't taken the loss out of stubbornness rather than real expectations. greg