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To: Dave Kahn who wrote (5291)	11/13/2000 4:25:41 PM
From: Luce Wildebeest	Respond to of 5650

If there are PSIX shares in your account then yes. Law suits generally don't bring much cash to shareholders. Not only that but you'll wait a year or three till anything comes filtering down thru the fingers of the lawyers into shareholder hands. Actually you can expect next to nothing or nothing at all. I just bought today for my IRA and my portfolio. I'll be digging in expecting a long wait. So be it. niv niv

To: Dave Kahn who wrote (5291)	11/13/2000 6:49:05 PM
From: Patrice Gigahurtz	Respond to of 5650

I think it depends on when you got your PSIX shares. In my case I bought PSIX during the class action time frame. I'm not sure if I want to write any of the lawyers, I haven't as yet. I've lost big on other stocks over the past 4 years but have always on net come out big with other winners. This is my worst year of the past 4 and PSIX was my biggest mistake and it's not like I didn't have any warnings; I simply tried to catch a falling knife and missed (ouch !). I was attracted to their revs and looked no further. I regret not selling at $3ish the day after their earnings.

To: Dave Kahn who wrote (5291)	11/13/2000 6:55:08 PM
From: Patrice Gigahurtz	Respond to of 5650

I think it depends on the class period when you got your PSIX shares. In my case I bought PSIX during the class action time frame. I'm not sure if I want to write any of the lawyers, I haven't as yet. I've lost big on other stocks over the past 4 years but have always on net come out big with other winners. This is my worst year of the past 4 and PSIX was my biggest mistake and it's not like I didn't have any warnings; I simply tried to catch a falling knife and missed (ouch !). I was attracted to their revs and looked no further. I regret not selling at $3ish the day after their earnings.