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To: Milk who wrote (414)	11/15/1997 12:54:00 AM
From: Brad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6654

Milk, Yes, that's one thing CVIA has to offer. But there are several other factors that make CVIA attractive to a private company. When a Private company decides to go public, it is usually quickest and far easier to find an existing public "shell" to acquire or merge with. But most "shell" companies have lots of "strings" attached. CVIA is like a "shell" in many respects, but it is almost unique in its advantages over other "shells." Unlike most "shell" companies, CVIA is NOT burdened by heavy debt. CVIA has SOME existing assets (See the last press release). CVIA has ALREADY positioned itself to accommodate merger candidates. (Presumably meaning it has already done many of the preliminary details necessary to prepare for a merger.) CVIA is ALREADY reporting with the S.E.C. unlike most OTC-BBs. AND CVIA has a $2 Million "loss carry forward" that could be of beneift to a merging partner depending on the details involved. This could be worth $600,000 CASH under the right circumstances. It has about 16 companies that make a market in its stock. So I think CVIA is in a very favorable position to attract interest from some good merger candidates. Time will tell, of course. But I am betting money on some good things happening here. Obviously, these are just my opinions. I urge everyone to find out the facts for themselves before they invest in anything. Best wishes, Brad