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To: don denson who wrote (2472)	5/6/2000 11:42:00 AM
From: Dallas	Respond to of 2512

How about this one from way before that.... To: KZAP who wrote (734) From: Billiam Monday, Apr 6, 1998 12:48 PM ET Reply # of 2472 Monday April 6, 10:39 am Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: Cabec Energy Corporation Cabec Announces Letter of Intent from Leading European Logistic Provider DALLAS, April 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Cabec Energy Corporation (Nasdaq: CBNR - news) announced today that its joint venture partner Vimonta, A.G., of which Cabec owns a 40% interest, received a letter of intent from a leading European logistic provider that outlines a plan for refitting Reusable Plastic Containers (RPC) with transponder chips. The company has requested in its letter that Vimonta provide tracking and inventory control solutions with the use of a transponder chip that will allow the scanning of up to 200 RPC's at a time. The letter of intent results from a demonstration of the system software and single RPC scanning. The final demonstration with multi-scanning ability is scheduled within 7 weeks. Upon a successful demonstration, a contract to field test the units will be entered into. If the results are satisfactory, the company will begin to refit up to 40 million RPC's with our transponders. Vimonta will be using its 100% owned subsidiary, Data Cross Dock (DCD) for this project and for all additional services provided to this client. SOURCE: Cabec Energy Corporation

To: don denson who wrote (2472)	5/6/2000 11:49:00 AM
From: Dallas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2512

BTW, Don, Thanks for posting a few positive thoughts to end the week. Although, MJ's posts seemed to be very negative, on going back to read the correspondence that he copied, he revealed a lot about how big the whole thing is. Very positive stuff, if you ignore the in-fighting. If we have the finest pallets, for the best price and can produce them in quantity, is any company going to not negotiate? It looks to me like a lot of drooling for dollars is going on. Who would walk away?