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Microcap & Penny Stocks : GONT - GO ONLINE NETWORKS ( old symbol: JNNE ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tom Dickson who wrote (801)	2/14/2000 9:49:00 PM
From: Mary Baker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1063

Okay, I will use your vernacular...Chief lets all smoke the peace pipe. (Geez I cannot believe I said that) Most of us holding GONT feel a bit smug today and probably rightfully so...since we have had to deal with various characters breezing in and out of this stock board. Now, many people will come to see what we have to say and lets all get back on track (including myself) and show we have class. This stock could just as easily go down tomorrow or the next day...and then we will have to contend with our own "I told you so's". So, people certainly should question a company if they have concerns. And you are right they should try to research anything that is causing that concern and not rely on what someone says on these message boards. However, there have been some people (unlike myself) who have done a good and consistent job of keeping many of us abreast as to the ongoing business of this company. I appreciate ALL persons who can give me viable information...no matter which way it swings. No hyping, no bashing. Just information good, bad or ugly when accompanied with reasonable and verifiable content. I am now going to my neutral corner. Regards, Mary

To: Tom Dickson who wrote (801)	2/14/2000 10:11:00 PM
From: JP Jouver	Respond to of 1063

You seem to cheer the side, you happen to be on at the time. I still don't understand what you mean. I think I stated in every post of mine that I am long, but cautious. Are you implying that by actually reading the fine print in the financials and discussing the less-than-glowing portions I am an admitted short and basher? Get real. We can discuss things all day long but unless you are willing to do some direct DD your just going by whatever someone wants to type or say. What kind of DD can you do on this company? I've had two friends visit the very first kiosk, and I reported their findings here. As for calling Joe, how is that any different from "going by whatever someone wants to type or say"? Joe has been able to say whatever the heck he wanted, how could we verify anything? The only concrete facts available are the financials (only recently available) and actual results from the kiosks (which I have yet to see outside of rampant speculation along the lines of "I heard someone say..."). If you believe that lie, then I would encourage you to place a Market Sell Order first thing and get out. This is always my favorite hypester defence: If you have any doubts, get out! Again, my advice is to "get real". Anyone with more than 24 hours experience in penny stocks knows that you don't need anything more than a good rumor to get price appreciation. I've been consistent all along in saying that I think GONT is on the level, but that I retain a healthy dose of skepticism. I think I've also made it clear---both with this penny and with others I've traded---that I also believe you can make money in a stock like this with proper timing and self-control, regardless of the actual merits of the company. What you won't find me doing is trying to influence others with unsubstantiated rumors, tangential arguments, or spam-like dogma. I'll leave that to folks like you and LE, just flip sides of the same coin. And I'm sorry if you have a problem with my posting on your board, but I figure that since I only post about 1 note for every 50 of yours, it's an even trade. Peace. I still have my shares. Jape