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To: Coachman who wrote (6299)	1/3/2000 9:15:00 AM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 10354

TheTruthseeker.com Announces Investment Opinion on Ziasun Technologies NEWTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 3, 2000-- TheTruthseeker.com Initiates Investment Opinion on Ziasun Technologies (OTC:ZSUN) Reiterates Strong Sell Recommendation Attention all investors that may have purchased the following securities from International Asset Management D/B/A/ P. T. Dolok Permai, Oxford International Management, Amber Group LTD, or Pacific Continental Securities and the names Lynn Briggs or Bryant D. Cragun are familiar to you we want to hear your story. If you purchased Bestway USA's stock from International Asset Management D/B/A/ P. T. Dolok Permai from the following fraudulent IPO in 1997 we would really like you to contact us. This so called IPO was not an IPO at all since the company was already trading on the OTC BB and was designed to defraud non U. S. residents out of their hard earned money. Ziasun Technologies/BestwayUSA/Carlisle Enterprises Inc. Offering Memorandum/IPO fortunecity.com Bryant D. Cragun 2/7/97 Oxford International Management, Inc. letter / BeSt Way, Inc. 1997 Initial Public Offering / Carlisle Enterprises Inc. eff 4/21/97 N/C from Bestway eff 5/5.97 N/C to Ziasun Technologies eff 9/16/98 The stocks on the list include: BeSt Way USA, Inc (BTTF) C-3D from Chequemate International, Inc (CQMT), Titan Motorcycle Co of America (TMOT) Dynatec International (DYNX). Fountain Fresh International (FTFR), BEVEX (BEVX) , Chequemate International Inc.(AMEX:DDD), Loraca International, Inc.(OTCBB:LCAI), Loraca International, Inc.(OTCBB:LCAI), Kensington International (KNGI), Carlisle Enterprises ( Name change to BestWay USA then to Ziasun Technologies (ZSUN) ). The Truthseeker.com is trying to collect enough names and turn over this information over to a good Class Action Attorney to try and get some of your money back. You can reach theTruthseeker by emailing him at TheTruthseeker@ragingbull.com or by going to thetruthseeker.com and filling out a truthseeker Tip at the web site. TheTruthseeker.com is an Interactive Online Magazine and E-mail service site. TheTruthseeker.com issues Truthseeker Reports on a weekly basis. Some of the past reports by The Truthseeker include (NASDAQ: USAT) (NASDAQ: CTRN), (NASDAQ: NCDR), 2TheMart.com (NASDAQ:TMRT), ( NASDAQ:PBYP), ( NASDAQ: PLSIA ) (NASDAQ:PTVL), (NASDQ:ADSP) and various others. The Truthseeker Reports are sent to our members and often are forwarded on to other the Regulatory bodies. Past reports in the archives are available for free to members of the public. TheTruthseeker.com agents, associates, operatives and or employees may or may not have positions consistent with the above position. Floyd D. Schneider author of the Truthseeker.com has never held a position in any of the stocks he has written about on his web site. This would be dishonest and unfair to his many readers. To view the most current report please visit our site below or for additional info, please visit us at: thetruthseeker.com CONTACT: TheTruthseeker.com, Newton Floyd Schneider, Author of TheTruthseeker.com 201/226-7386 Fax: 201/843-5997 KEYWORD: MD NEW JERSEY

To: Coachman who wrote (6299)	1/3/2000 9:40:00 AM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10354

Has Ziasun's CEO D. Scott Elder reported the trading improprieties to the SEC. He is aware of the fraudulant IPO. I guess its hard to report it to the SEC when many insiders had their hands in the cookie jar. Ziasun Technologies/BestwayUSA/Carlisle Enterprises Inc. Offering Memorandum/IPO fortunecity.com Bryant D. Cragun 2/7/97 Oxford International Management, Inc. letter / BeSt Way, Inc. 1997 Initial Public Offering / Carlisle Enterprises Inc. eff 4/21/97 N/C from Bestway eff 5/5.97 N/C to Ziasun Technologies eff 9/16/98

To: Coachman who wrote (6299)	1/3/2000 9:52:00 AM
From: Francois Goelo	Respond to of 10354

Coach, it hasn't dawned on him that his antics are PUSHING UP the STOCK... big time, as he doesn't fool anyone any longer: investors know for sure that any stock he bashes MUST be a WINNER, as Jakebrigance has clearly demonstrated: ragingbull.com Thanks to Flo-Flo, I see another BIG ZSUN Day today and I hope he doesn't stop too soon.... JMHO, F. Goelo + + +

To: Coachman who wrote (6299)	3/30/2000 2:01:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 10354

COACHMAN, MAKE SURE YOU READ SI TONIGHT SINCE I HAVE A IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT THAT WILL BE WAITING FOR YOU!!

To: Coachman who wrote (6299)	3/30/2000 9:39:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 10354

Coachman, this message is for you. I have reviewed all your posts on SI and Ragingbull. Thanks for your education. You went around telling everyone that they were hiding behind alias's yet you hide behind an alias among with your gang of other people hiding behind alias's. You demanded that people tell who they are and where they live, yet you hide behind an alias yourself. You and your cohorts can get your wallet out because you can probably figure out what is coming. Say high to alpha6, Goelo, and a few to be named at a later date. Still want to have that cup of coffee? Slapp this on for size... Have a nice day By: Coachman Reply To: 3638 by Truthseeker Monday, 14 Jun 1999 at 11:42 PM EDT Post # of 18605 Slapp this on for size:.............. Defamation on the Internet Before the Internet came along, defamation wasn't something that the average person had to worry about committing. But with the structure of the Internet, making public statements is easier than it has ever been. Journalists are taught about defamatory language and its consequences, but does the average Internet user understand what constitutes a libelous remark? Defamation Defamation consists of the related torts of libel (written statements) or slander (oral statements), which involve a false statement tending to injure the reputation of another. We briefly touched on this in the November 1997 column, Legal Aspects of the Internet. The Internet is informal and instantaneous, and has numerous outlets for publicly expressing opinions. These characteristics allow users to make defamatory remarks that they may otherwise be incapable of making. Bulletin boards, mailing lists, forums, newsgroups, and even e-mail are subject to the laws of defamation. You can be sued for libel if another person can prove that you have distributed defamatory statements about them in a public area. The statements need not be distributed to a large group of people, even if one person aside from the plaintiff and defendant sees the defamatory statement it can be considered libel. Any statements that may damage a reputation or name with false information are considered libelous remarks. The burden of proof is on the plaintiff to prove that the statements in question are false. The defendant does not need to prove that the remarks are true. Libelous remarks Let's say that you receive a shipment from your parts supplier and numerous items appear to be missing. You are so mad that you immediately go and post a negative remark on a Web bulletin board. You write that the company in question is incompetent and can't be trusted to ship orders correctly. A few hours later you realize that this is only the first of two shipments, and there is a letter notifying you to expect another shipment with the rest of the items. Now you've posted an inaccurate message on a public bulletin board that will definitely not be good publicity for the company. If the company decides to pursue legal action, it will be easy for them to prove that your statement is false and defamatory. The best thing to do in this case might be to post another message and admit your error. Communicating on the Net Sharing your opinions and communicating with others over the Internet is a fun thing to do, so obviously you shouldn't stop! You just need to think about what you're writing and realize the consequences of defamation. Sometimes it's easy to write a defamatory statement when you are angry about something that has just happened. However, before you hit the send or submit button on your next e-mail or posting, read over what you've written and make sure that you aren't using offensive language or statements that you know to be false. If you are writing about something controversial, be sure to preface the thought with, "I think ..." or "In my opinion ..." These phrases may not totally absolve blame, but at least readers will know it is an opinion and not a proven fact. Most companies are probably not going to pursue legal action over defamatory remarks made on the Internet. They may respond with the facts or they may dismiss the comments as lacking credibility. Nevertheless, carelessly publicized opinions not only damage the subject's reputation, but also the integrity of the writer. Basically, the bottom line is that you are publishing what you write when you put in on the Internet. So write your messages with care, as though they are going to appear in your local newspaper. Just because it's easy to convey your opinions on the Internet with a certain realm of anonymity, it doesn't mean that you don't have to be responsible for your statements. The laws of defamation work the same way for each medium.