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To: Bill Wexler who wrote (2019)	4/25/2002 8:59:56 AM
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My sources tell me that Airbus paid for the display. If so, your arguments are shaky. If they, or a subsidiary, acknowledge this, would it change your perception even a little? I don't have any connections with Airbus but I do have some connections with window/shade people and they acknowledge the potential. Your last statement is more reasonable that the 'nature of those sales and the amounts that are the proof in the pudding'. Noone can disagree that sales numbers are not there yet. But this is a far cry from being a scam. Many good ideas don't make it for a variety of reasons but that doesn't make them scam companies. What definition of scam are you using? There is undeniable a growing interest by a growing number of companies in the product. It is real (you admit this) and pricing does not seem out of line. I can't see any reason why it won't sell eventually. Do you not think the concept is worth 10-20% more per product? I don't expect you to buy back your shares just because of our little conversation, but do you admit too that if you are wrong, it will be very difficult for all the shorts (maybe individual ones will get out in time) to cover and the stock price will likely skyrocket. If you are right, the stock goes to zero. If I am right, the stock easily goes to triple digits (tiny overhead and royalties just roll in). Seems like a reasonable risk/reward ratio from here if you don't have all your money in it.