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To: brad greene who wrote (16538)	1/26/2000 4:11:00 PM
From: Hockeyfan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26039

If you believe this crap, IDX will be at $300+ soon. ANYD more than doubled to $3.00 today. Go figure. -- Strong Buy Recommendation Issued for Anonymous Data Corp. -- LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 26, 2000--Anonymous Data Corp. (OTCBB:ANYD) announced that it has received a strong buy recommendation with a conservative target price for ANYD of $10-$12 per share in a year from Weston Partners LLC. Anonymous Data is a sole source original-equipment manufacturer (OEM) and systems-integration company that produces customized biometric identification systems utilizing ADC's patents. Weston Partners is a boutique research firm that specializes in high-growth technology companies. The report is located on the World Wide Web at www.westonptnrs.com or www.adcx.com. The Weston report projects a target of $10 per share in a year, growing to nearly $50 by 2003. According to Weston Partners, "Anonymous Data Corporation is a rare find: high-value, cutting-edge products, based on proprietary technology, with market demand being driven by headline political and social issues." An example of such a headline occurred on Oct. 29, 1999, when President Clinton urged lawmakers to take steps to "Please help protect American families from new abuses of their privacy," adding, "Every American has a right to know his or her medical records are protected at all times from falling into the wrong hands." Anonymous Data produces customized biometric identification systems using ADC's patents. One such system is designed to maintain the control and confidentiality of sensitive medical test data entirely within the direction and discretion of the individual tested. The company's name, Anonymous Data, is derived from the ability to manage sensitive medical data without relying on the tested individual's name, but rather a biometric code (from scan of the tested individual's iris or ultrasonic finger recognition). ADCNET(TM) is a patented, integrated, customized, secure database system using personal identification via biometric codes. For example, ADCNET(TM) is applicable to records in the courts and judicial systems, donor identification in plasma/blood banking, epidemiology, HIV and sexually transmitted diseases (STD), prevention of fraud in medical billing, confidential drug-testing results and other businesses that require customized secure database applications. Additionally, ADCNET(TM) is applicable internationally in other areas such as disaster relief, vaccination records, voter registration and passport control. For more information on Anonymous Data, call 702/933-3713 or toll-free at 888/686-0756, or visit the company's Web site at www.adcx.com.

To: brad greene who wrote (16538)	1/26/2000 4:20:00 PM
From: jean	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26039

Hi Brad... Well, no one asked me, but...other than the info on the Ascom shares, I thought the cc was pretty disappointing. I'll admit I'm feeling generally grouchy today and may not be seeing things clearly, but the lack of specificity is baffling. If I had a nickel for every time I've heard that, "...next quarter will be better..."or,..." we expect revenues in that area to increase significantly..." I could retire a millionaire. Too many excuses why things are never quite what they should be, were expected to be, etc. Just where is all that revenue that "slips" each quarter? And if this quarter's revenue is really last quarter's revenue, where's this quarter's revenue? Slipping? And how come they can't give a straight answer when asked about sales to particular partners such as Compaq? And why does Randy always say, "uh...uh...uh..."? I am not amused! Uncheerily, Jean