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To: RockyBalboa who wrote (1247)	10/23/2000 2:18:26 PM
From: Dan B.	Respond to of 1658

Info, Re: "Perhaps you should sue the company to get back a little of the money you lost. Why shoot the messenger of the bad news? They have been right on all accounts..." Do you understand the meaning of words? Are you lost? I have never owned the stock. Hence any attempt by me to join a class action suit might be a little far fetched. Are responding to the wrong person? Perhaps you don't believe me(see favorite quote in my profile for more on this)? Did you notice I pointed out for the umpteenth time that Pluvia's report contains a flat out lie serving to mislead investors, intentionally or unintentionally(ho ho ho)? According to Pluvia, he moved on long ago when things didn't fully go his way, right away, as expected. Frankly, if this is what you call being right on all accounts, you can have it. I still strongly expect that the class action suits will prove to be dead end cases(and I understand at least one of them has already been dropped). In any event, these suits surely have yet to be won, and certainly no one has been proven right on all counts as you suggest. Freedom works, Dan B