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To: Dan Hamilton who wrote (25216)	2/20/2001 11:35:30 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 28311

Thanks for your input Dan. From what I have observed, it seems to be fairly typical after a merger for there to be some management change after a YEAR or so. If the change takes place sooner than a year, usually the change was announced in advance. A management change in LESS THAN 3 MONTHS ,especially after the publicity and PR, and written materials sent to shareholders regarding the STRENGTH OF THE COMBINED COMPANY AND MANAGEMENT TEAM is what most of us are questioning. But then, what do small shareholders holding less than 250,000 shares, know? If we had pooled all our shares, it wouldn't have been a cup compared to the shared owned by Jain and GNET, including Vulcan Ventures. The merger decision was made, and the small shareholders had to either go along with it, or not, as they choose. Most of us that are still here choose to go along with it, BASED ON WHAT WE WERE TOLD..... Therein lies the rub, as they say. And yes, as to making some money.....probably it could be made...but the only place I really like to gamble is Vegas or Reno, and don't seem to be able to think like a day trader, or even a week trader. So will be interested to see how those of you who do "do that", fare. Good Luck!