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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (40742)	4/1/2000 5:36:00 PM
From: thall3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

LOL Jim, that looks like some college kids' graduate thesis.. "Make/Market a product to better the planet" :) So they have this great product, and they are going to sell it via network marketing? Suddenly this "big" looking company is looking small-time.. Why wouldn't they go right to the manufacturer? Ford, GM, etc.. "Whereas MainStreet has the network marketing and IBO center as its primary focus, H2 provides a desirable high margin product offering that works well within MainStreet?s matrix." Please let us know what you find out..

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (40742)	4/2/2000 6:27:00 PM
From: Don Pueblo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

LOL! It's amazing, is it not? The BS never ends. They take the fool's money, and they move on and take the next fool's money. I've seen these things for so long that my attitude now is that anyone who buys into it deserves to get whipped for being a bonehead. I've given up on trying to educate these BB investors; they are hypnotized and on drugs I think. My favorites are the deal that had the time machine that promised to work on the time machine until the point where they invented it, no matter how long it took, and then go back in time and pay off the original investors, and the "Mortgage Bankers Holding Company"...which sounds kinda like the MBA except for the fact that nobody ever seems to wonder why a BANK should have to be on the BB in the first place. Kinda like a dude that shows up at the Bumper Cars at the carnival and claims to be a NASCAR driver; you wonder if he might be pulling your leg. Or wallet.