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To: Danny who wrote (7016)	8/11/2000 5:04:30 PM
From: 4 - Bob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10270

Thanks for the info Danny on NTOP. BTW, I've done real well short term trading ONIS several times since your heads up on it. I opened a position then for a long term investment, but it has been a traders dream lately. 4-Bob

To: Danny who wrote (7016)	8/11/2000 5:18:47 PM
From: Gerald Walls	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10270

The news is out that AT&T is buying 1/3 of NTOP for 1.4B, that would mean they are paying something like 70 for every NTOP share. No, they've completed the buy, and it looks like something they were obligated to do... thestreet.com AT&T (T:NYSE - news) announced Friday that it had completed its deal to buy a 32% stake in Net2Phone (NTOP:NYSE - news) for $1.4 billion, or $75 a share, well in excess of the company's the current stock market price. An investment group led by AT&T agreed in March to acquire the stake from Net2Phone's controlling shareholder, the long-distance company IDT (IDTC:Nasdaq - news). <snip>