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To: Mr. K who wrote (3335)	1/19/2000 12:41:00 PM
From: James Unterburger	Respond to of 3358

Remember, past performance is no indicator of future results. Just because this company (and I'm insulting the meaning of "company" in calling it that) has truly sucked in the past doesn't mean that it will continue to suck. But remember, this used to be a $3-$5 stock, and it spent a great deal of time at $0.02, well justified in my opinion. I'm holding, but only because my basis is $1, and because I have already written it off in my mind anyway. INCE and NPCT still have no revenues and no product. By the time we get to "some .com or other" for INCE you can bet that the .com mania will have ended. Seems to me that INCE and NPCT are in the business of selling stock, not product. I don't care, of course, if they are successful in either one, since in the end it's the stock price that matters.

To: Mr. K who wrote (3335)	1/21/2000 8:45:00 AM
From: Scott H. Davis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3358

Mr. K. History may prove illustrative. INCE once before arrainged discounted convertable financing, a flood of shares hit the market (probably including a lot of "shorting against the block") and share price tumbled. If my memory PM was involved in the arraingement. He certainly was behind the INCE/ITCO split where distribution of ITCO shares a year after the plit was promissed to INCE shareholders (never happened). Then once before NPCT arrainges financing, the Ravers go wild even while reminded by me about the experience with "death spiral" financing, price zooms up to about $5.00, and once again, a flood of shares hits the market, and price crumbles to about .25. At least the terms of the financing were disclosed the 1st two times. No details this time. Wonder if we might possibly be looking at another "death spiral"? Consider yourself warned. I sold my last during tax loss selling, so I can't be screwed by them again. IMSCO Scott