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To: Susie924 who wrote (43651)	12/13/2000 11:53:45 AM
From: V$gas.Com	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Geez Susie, give it a rest. When you get out of this denial and realize what kind of a company this really is, you, along with many others, are going to have to make apologies to the people who have seen the truth. I wish I had listened earlier and feel lucky to have gotten out of this mess, almost breaking even during the Super Bowl pump and dump. Just look at the outstanding share increase since the reverse split. How can you defend this? This company is a paper mill. Why do you have such a hard time accepting that? This pot needs to be stirred and all people who read this thread need to know all sides and not just the side of fruitless longs. Look where the stock is today and read the chart over the last two years. This thing has gone nowhere but down. No one can dispute that. Not even you. Why are people in such denial of the trend of this paper mill company? It's going down and it will continue to go down and the outstanding shares will continue to go up. An investment in this company is worse than playing the slots in Vegas. It's a tremendous gamble and people need to be made aware of that. The stock is now at .06 pre-split. The only thing that will stop this slide is a halt. The only problem with this is people won't be able to get their capital out. Take a look at MTEI and DGIV. Too many parallels and now they are no longer trading.