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To: John Sladek who wrote (4140)	1/28/2003 12:20:23 AM
From: Babe' Boua	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12465

John.... your preoccupation with and defense of WLD's statement that he operates in a "criminal mode" is beginning to make sense. Why you might ask? Probably because you have done all the talking on WLD's behalf.... while he has never once responded to the statement in discussion. You have also 'sidestepped' my question posed to you on two other separate occasions. I will ask you a third time..... Are you Silicon Investor member/alias Win-Lose-Draw's attorney? And now you warn me to "Cease and desist.... any reasonable jury would agree with my interpretation over yours", etc? This all sounds as though your preparing for WLD's defense pertaining to some future event of a lawsuit. Hmmmmmmm "You should probably cease and desist if you want to maintain whatever thread of credibility you have left on this thread. I think that any reasonable jury would agree with my interpretation over yours." babe

To: John Sladek who wrote (4140)	1/28/2003 12:37:39 AM
From: Win-Lose-Draw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12465

you have to understand, john, this nitwit is a little overwrought since it was pointed out to him that his beloved "wise investment" doesn't even exist as a corporation anymore. (yeah, they let their standing lapse into default, can you believe it? i mean, how dumb can they get?) just let him be. the fewer of his questions you answer the more entertainingly moronic his posts get. especially now that he doesn't even have a company to post about anymore.

To: John Sladek who wrote (4140)	1/28/2003 3:03:17 AM
From: EL KABONG!!!	Respond to of 12465

online.wsj.com Stock Promoter Is Sentenced To 27-Month Prison Term DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK -- An Internet stock promoter who made $1 million by flooding investors with so-called spam, or unsolicited commercial e-mail, that looked like stock picks from America Online was sentenced to 27 months in prison. Glenn Conley, of Gaston, Ore., was charged in February 2000 with driving up the value of 60 penny stocks that he owned by touting their investment prospects to AOL subscribers in messages titled "AOL Investment Snapshot." Mr. Conley and a partner, James Sheret Jr., succeeded in creating a demand for the stocks, and sold them when prices rose, often reaping returns of 350% or higher in just a few days, according to the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office. Mr. Conley, 34 years old, pleaded guilty in July to conspiracy and securities fraud related to the pump-and-dump scheme, which lasted less than three months. He was sentenced Friday by U.S. District Judge Deborah Batts in Manhattan. Mr. Conley already settled related Securities and Exchange Commission charges by paying $459,000 in restitution. His partner, Mr. Sheret, pleaded guilty in September 2000 to conspiracy and securities fraud, and he currently is awaiting sentencing. In pleading guilty to the spam scheme, Mr. Conley said he made a 358% return on a two-day investment in Sykes Datatronics Inc. and a 228% return on Jumpin' Jax Corp. Most of the companies touted by the two men had little or no revenue, paid no dividends in recent years and were remiss in their regulatory filings. America Online, a unit of AOL Time Warner Inc., cooperated with authorities. The company provides personal-finance information, but doesn't recommend individual stocks. Updated January 27, 2003 12:19 p.m. EST KJC