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To: Jess Beltz who wrote (8062)	3/10/2000 9:31:00 AM
From: KHS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9236

Mr. Anton Wahlman, Warburg Dillon Read..... Awre's announcement for voice transport on the DSL circuit is new and unmatched by other DSL developers. This is new information that could have a major impact on how DSL is deployed. With DSL becoming such a hot topic for both internet users and investors, why haven't you bothered to address this publicly? Why so silent? Is your role to help disseminate and clarify information for your clients? <Aware has developed and is the first company to announce a physical layer solution for second line residential voice using ADSL. Given the sizable market opportunity for second line residential voice services and early enthusiasm from telephone companies and telecom equipment companies, we are excited by the prospects for our new technology. We will be demonstrating our VeDSL technology at the upcoming DSL Con Show in early April.>

To: Jess Beltz who wrote (8062)	3/10/2000 2:24:00 PM
From: Scrapps	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9236

Right Jess. They make money whether it's a buy or sell...a profit or a loss for their customer. They also move big blocks of stock fast and quietly. That is why I think it's important for the shareholders, no matter how large their position may be, to listen into the conference calls. It is also time to end these closed meetings with a select few of the analysts. The small investors are being treated as mushrooms and being mugged because of it. Whatever happened at the Plaza in NY...you know...the The Nova Research Conference? In my thinking Aware pretty much has to attend these things, if they don't, they could be seen as insignificant and actually harm the investors. But, at the same time I feel it's just as improper as insider trading and should be stopped. The companies won't do it on their own for fear of cutting their own throats. It lands within the area of responsibility of the regulators...IMO. SEC has been sitting on their cans and allowing it to continue. Of course on occasion we hear a few rumblings from them...followed with no action. Flash!!! As I'm typing this Maria on CNBC said in reference to another company, I paraphrase, "In a meeting with a select group of analysts".