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To: N. Dixon who wrote (8785)	2/10/2003 1:23:06 PM
From: Bill Wexler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10293

I already (repeatedly) explained I have nothing to do with Asensio, Wilkins, "Jag', or any other hedge fund. I am an individual investor. I have never held a long position in REFR (I don't buy fraud stocks...except to cover short positions!) I already asked to meet you in person. Name a time and place. If you refuse to meet me, then I'd appreciate if you would stop accusing me of being involved with hedge funds.

To: N. Dixon who wrote (8785)	2/10/2003 1:28:29 PM
From: Bill Wexler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10293

Oh and one more thing Dixon... Quite soon I will no longer be short a single share of REFR. As I already explained, I am moving money to where I think there are better opportunities. Why on Earth do you continue to insist on bothering me? I assure you that I will not even be thinking about the REFR stock fraud again until/unless there is another significant pump.

To: N. Dixon who wrote (8785)	2/10/2003 1:34:02 PM
From: Bill Ulrich	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10293

Your link has plenty of suspects but is desperately in search of a crime. A hedge trader boxing a position? Say it ain't so: ___________________________ asensioexposed.com "Q. This sounds like market manipulation. Is it legal? "A. Not a question that a website like this one can answer. Certainly it would help if the SEC would take a clear position on this practice--and require institutions to report both long and short positions in their quarterly filings. "Until the SEC clarifies the issue, the better question is probably 'How easy is it to get away with?'" __________________________________________