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To: Pink Minion who wrote (5756)	6/22/2000 3:45:00 AM
From: EL KABONG!!!	Respond to of 7056

ex-Dilbert, I don't think it's Mark Price, at least not the Mark Price you're referring to. That Mark Price has a middle initial of "M." (from his e-mail address). However it's within the realm of possibility that this Price could be a relative. KJC

To: Pink Minion who wrote (5756)	6/22/2000 4:59:00 AM
From: zonkie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7056

Ben Traub owns over 75% of Phoenix. He also owns a big chunk of Cyclone Financing Group. Check out this disclaimer put out by Traub and Cyclone in 1996. Pay special attention to the a,b,c,d at the bottom, especially c and d. It sounds like he promotes the kind of companies that me and Bob Sims like to invest in. __________________ wingold.com GENERAL DISCLAIMER Copyright (c) 1996 by Ben Traub. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Commentary and opinions made by Ben Traub or his associates in this publication reflect only their views and may be in conflict with the views or official news of the companies reviewed, featured or mentioned. The Promotion Report (CPR) does not contain a complete description of securities, markets or developments referred to herein. CPR commentary, remarks or opinions are subject to immediate change without notice and may not necessarily be reprinted in future CPR editions or elsewhere. We do not guarantee completeness, adequacy, accuracy or reliability in any of the information contained in any of the publications (print or electronic). Past performance does not refer to future success. Public companies and/or investor relations companies may NOT reprint any portion of this publication without the expressed written permission of the Promotion Report. Members of the media may reprint any portion of this publication, at any time, provided: (a) Full credit is given to Ben Traub and the Promotion Report. This material is not an offering or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any service, security or commodity. The Promotion Report is not an investment advisory service. Ben Traub is not an investment advisor. Investors should always check with their licensed financial advisor to determine the suitability of any investment. Investors should obtain annual reports and other company information to complete their own due diligence in any investment. Ben Traub, and others affiliated with the Promotion Report, may have executed or may, in the future, execute transactions in the companies featured in this publication, or later or earlier publications. Ben Traub or others employed by or affiliated with CPR may have purchased or sold securities in anticipation of this report. CPR email or fax subscribers or others may have purchased or sold securities in anticipation of this report or future reports. Ben Traub and others, employed by or affiliated with CPR, do from time to time purchase, own or sell securities that may or may not have been discussed in this publication. Ben Traub his Companies may act or have acted, for compensation for promotions and/or investor relations advice for past, current or future companies featured in CPR. As always CPR, nor anyone affiliated with CPR are responsible for any investment decision made. CPR tends to feature/review companies which many consider to be: (a) high-risk, volatile and extremely speculative investments; (b) companies which are highly promotional in nature; (c) companies which do not produce revenues or earnings; (d) companies which promote their futures with forward-looking statements in order to sell insider shares into the strength of any price increase or trading volume liquidity. CAVEAT EMPTOR!