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To: Greg or e who wrote (3992)	2/28/2000 4:31:00 AM
From: Phil Jones	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4066

Greg, at least three of us don't know -- you, Doug and me. As Doug posted, Dave indicated that there's no movement on the Bumbat situation. So it's hard to figure what's going on. The trading volume has been low, whereas if something big was about to break the volume would pick up. After a couple of dismal years, maybe we're in for some good news. Doug is above breakeven, and I'm about 50% of the way. I never thought that breakeven for me looked possible, but after the last week I'm starting to see some hope. :) Phil

To: Greg or e who wrote (3992)	2/28/2000 4:47:00 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 4066

Greg, I agree and also might the fact that the news release stated that the company asked for the trade halt point to the possibility that Tyhee is preparing a positive news release and the run up in the share price reflects that someone has this information of the type of insider info ? I'am sure another valid reason could be given, but in my way of thinking atleast if the run up in share price was a Pump & Dump then Tyhee would not get involved, atleast not that quickly without proof. So, lets hope today Monday Dave Webb can put out a reason for the halt, but then the release of the halt did contain "pending news release", so we may stay halted until the "good news" release is made public. I'am really hopeful that the tyhee.com web site is that turning point in that its downhill from now on for the stuff to move this company's share price uphill. When I go to the Tyhee web site my browser under Windows 3.1 just "hangs" on receiving info or something else. The 16 bit stuff is not what all this newly created web bell & whistles creations expect to come knocking. I do wish Dave would ask the web designer to shorten the lengths of the sentences, as 1 of my 3 browsers causes me to scroll to the right to read the line ends. Also, glad I did not buy that truck load of TDC last week at 35 cents, and this week the 2 dollar happened thru alleged insider info. Doug

To: Greg or e who wrote (3992)	2/28/2000 7:54:00 AM
From: David R. Schaller	Respond to of 4066

Greg, add another name to the growing list of stockholders who doesn't know whats going on. It is reminiscent (though the reverse) of the time period between which the tainted samples were discovered in Mongolia..the stock free fell & then there was a release. Dave

To: Greg or e who wrote (3992)	2/28/2000 10:25:00 AM
From: Trevor R. Teed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4066

Hi Folks: I have been in the field for a few days and I returned to Yellowknife at 3:00 am today. Dave is not in Mongolia and he is not in the USA. He may be unable to post from the country he is at but I'm sure he'll post as soon as he can. I am not privy to insider TDC information but I am connected to Dave through another public company and a couple of private companies. Lets hang in there and see what the future brings to TDC. Trevor