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To: pat mudge who wrote (28543)	11/10/1997 8:19:00 PM
From: Scott Moody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31386

Pat, <<I should warn you Amati is not for the faint of heart.>> Boy, that's no joke. I had to sell a 1,000 shares last month to make payroll, and I was cussing my customers because they were in a slow pay mode. But it looks like things are going to work out o.k. I'm going to watch this like a hawk and get my shares back, hopefully at the low. --OT-- Check this link out if you are looking for a xmas present for someone who has everything. wagonwheelfarms.com A friend of mine owns this farm, and the products are quite tasty. <g> Scott

To: pat mudge who wrote (28543)	11/10/1997 8:28:00 PM
From: kenneth kountz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31386

[Faint of Heart] Pat: I've watched your posts for some time now. Your unswerving support of AMTX, its technology and management, is really something to admire. I too have been a shareholder in the company for at least a year. I do have to admit though, that this latest "dip", i.e. about 30% since the merger announcement with WSTL, has me on the ropes though. Do you still think that a GTE announcent concerning deployment, using of course WSTL and AMTX units, is coming "soon"? If so, do you think its effect is already imbedded in the stock price of each company? I think if both WSTL and AMTX falls after such a GTE announcement, there may be a run on gas pipes. Many thanks for your invaluable inputs to this thread.