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To: axial who wrote (1281)	1/26/2000 5:39:00 AM
From: TheSlowLane	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1690

Jim, I know at least one broker at a major firm down here in the US that has been trying to build a revenue model for some time. It's hard based on what little hard information we have. Certainly the quality of the alliances can't be beat but it's still hard to determine what the revenue ramp will be with any precision (no details on the revenue splits for example). Finally, Eric S. came from Microsoft, displacing the QCOM guy that had been in charge of Wireless Knowledge.

To: axial who wrote (1281)	1/26/2000 9:41:00 AM
From: Tom Gordon	Respond to of 1690

Robert & Jim, great posts! This stock Robert bears the same likeness to Certicom when they were in the horizontal growth stage, we are witnessing what verticle growth will do to the stock when it finally gets recognized via Certicom, watch this stock in the next few weeks, will raise your eyebrows. Jim, it's travesty to IW's management that they are encumbered by such a ruthless and self-centered group such as Cannibalcord. If this house is a truly respectable entity , they owe it to the company to divulge a fair and equitable re-evaluation of the stocks true intrinsic value. Perhaps they don't have the expertise to do this and are remiss because of it. It's difficult to gauge a revenue steam from current alliances and agreements, this was always the case with Certicom, but as fast as paced as this wireless segment of business is , it won't take long for the pundits and guru's to finally figure out how enormous the potential of this company really is. Regards Tom.