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To: ISOMAN who wrote (10303)	2/5/2001 8:00:26 AM
From: jbIII	Respond to of 12810

Not sure if Jpump has ever had a nomination. By: JPack2 $$$$ Reply To: 236344 by IFTPONE $$$$ Sunday, 4 Feb 2001 at 8:44 PM EST Post # of 237929 IFTPone wouldyou do all investors a favor and file suit againist Stockpatrol. All they do is post misleading words to discredit companies. It be great if a company call them on it. They are as bad as the person arrested months ago for the misleading Emulex article that crashed that stock. ragingbull.lycos.com

To: ISOMAN who wrote (10303)	2/5/2001 8:41:54 AM
From: John Sladek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12810

Isoman, Wow, what a great site. These are some of my favorites: otcbbnn.com So is the pump and dump a terrible, evil thing that investors should stay away from? Not if they want to make tons of money fast. A pump and dump is both a blessing and a curse. For those who know how to play the “game” it can be a blessing. For an amateur investor who knows nothing about the business, it can be a curse, as losses will be heavy. Amateurs shouldn’t be involved in the OTCBB anyway, as the market is best suited for speculators (investors who are willing to take a calculated risk and are prepared to lose the entire investment) . otcbbnn.com Now where do you find information? Thanks to the revolution of the Internet, information about obscure penny stocks is much easier to find. The Internet has literally hundreds of websites devoted to penny stocks. ... Needless to say, the fact that a newsletter is paid by a company often has no bearing on how well a stock performs in the market place.