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To: ST Trader who wrote (4127)	6/23/2000 10:55:00 AM
From: Pluvia	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6039

scott clark, "A lawsuit filed against Pluvia last year charged the message board poster is actually Steven Alan Keyser, a man with a list of legal difficulties that includes a shoplifting conviction, an IRS lien for back taxes and an outstanding arrest warrant in Las Vegas." You are correct. SBTK attempted to sue us for 90 million dollars - claiming we were spreading false misleading und untrue information on the internet to drive down the price of SBTK stock. They even got Banc Boston Robbie Stevens to issue a report claiming our accusations that SBTK committed accounting fraud were incorrect. Problem is... 1. They never served us with the lawsuit, and we are not Steve Keyser... 2. Robbie Stevens Banc Boston's TOP industry analyst refuted our accusations. He said he'd checked out our allegations and found them to be false. He then put a $34 price target and a strong buy on the company... With that the stock price moved back to $26. 3. Less than 60 days after events 1 & 2 above the following occurred... 1. THE CEO WAS FORCED OUT BY THE BOD (Board of Directors); 2. THE BOD ADMITTED THEY HAD A LIQUIDITY CRISIS ON THEIR HANDS, THAT THEY WOULD DEFAULT ON THEIR DEBT, THEY COULD NOT FILE THEIR NOW DELINQUENT 10Q DUE TO PRIOR MONTHS OF QUESTIONABLE ACCOUNTING; 3. THE ACCOUNTING WAS PROVEN FRAUDULENT AS WE HAD SAID; 4. THE COMPANY AUDITOR QUIT; 5. THE STOCK WAS DELISTED; 6. THE COMPANY WENT TO BANKRUPTCY AND NOW TRADES AT 3 CENTS - DOWN FROM $26 DOLLARS. SBTK has also now dropped us from their lawsuit... To reiterate we beat; 1. Robbie Stevens Bank Boston; 2. SBTK's Lawyers; 3. SBTK's CEO; 4. And, all of our very specific allegations of fraud vs SBTK were proven true. Apparently you don't know whom you are dealing with eh?