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To: David Harker who wrote (90)	7/10/2000 4:17:18 PM
From: Rob S.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 113

The company was supposed to get a patent on the Tunnel CMOS technology but it has not been granted as expected. Without this key patent NSCT has very little intellectual property to justify the present market cap. Company plans for extending the board of directors and moving to full NASDAQ listing also appear in jeopardy. Investors need to get answers to some tough questions now. Is this thing for real or just another pump and dump vaporware stock trying to ride on the flood of gullible investors? 1] Why hasn't the TunnelMOS patent been granted yet? (now well past the 90 day review period). 2] When will the company fill out the board of directors and apply for full NASDAQ listing? We need more than "when revenues are generated". 3] How will the company effectively license and protect it's patent position (if they get it)? How will this small company prevent much larger companies from just taking the technology and forcing them under the weight of litigation?