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To: Mark Stevenson who wrote (13202)	12/5/1997 10:02:00 AM
From: Dale Baker	Respond to of 18263

Other companies get Y2K contracts; ZITL doesn't. That's why. Thanks for a good laugh. Still short and making money.

To: Mark Stevenson who wrote (13202)	12/5/1997 11:28:00 AM
From: White Shoes	Respond to of 18263

You write a lot Mark. How about the concise approach, no contracts, no revenues, and really negative earnings. Did you listen to the last conference call? Y2K revenues: "Um...none that would show up." In other words, none, except for revenues in some special imaginary place where shills, liars, and suckers reside, commonly known as hell. See you there Mark!

To: Mark Stevenson who wrote (13202)	12/5/1997 11:42:00 AM
From: CalculatedRisk	Respond to of 18263

Mark, how about this post from your NEW hero (on Yahoo)? Subj: batter00 hits into inning ending double play By: jelmendo Date: Dec 4 1997 7:36 P.M PST Reply To: Msg. 34 by batter00 Research! Where have you been doing yours. Viasoft has been a reseller of Zitel/MD since january 1997. Mark, you know this is FALSE! This has been denied by Jim Brady of MatriDigm. In fact, from one of your posts, quoting Jim Brady of MatriDigm: "We have not signed a VAR relationship with Viasoft" April 22, 1997 exchange2000.com Obviously, this "jelmendo" is not informed and is just rehashing old rumors. Bill

To: Mark Stevenson who wrote (13202)	12/5/1997 11:45:00 AM
From: Zombie	Respond to of 18263

The following prevarication made me smile: For anyone who seriously follows developments in the Y2K arena, it is common knowledge that less than 5% of the corporate industry, and less than 2% of the government has begun to address Y2K on any level beyond assessment. So 95+% of business and government is at the head-scratching stage of Y2K conversion. OK. Anybody here know what the "corporate industry" is? My guess is that it makes corporations.

To: Mark Stevenson who wrote (13202)	12/5/1997 12:47:00 PM
From: Stanley L Brown	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18263

Mark, Maybe they can collectively get this pup to pop up one last time for another round of shorting :) Happy Trading Stan

To: Mark Stevenson who wrote (13202)	12/5/1997 4:47:00 PM
From: Bill Wexler	Respond to of 18263

<<The shorts don't even now why they've made money on this thing.>> Well...let's see... 1) The shorts said that Zitel was a lousy company running a Y2K scam. 2) The shorts pointed out that Zitel has consistently failed to deliver on numerous promises. 3) The shorts pointed out that revenues and earnings continue to go in the toilet. 4) The shorts pointed out that the convertible which Zitel floated was a lousy deal for the shareholders. 5) The shorts pointed out that Zitel was ridiculously overvalued...even at 10 a share. So far, the shorts have been right 100% of the time. You - on the other hand - have been wrong 100% of the time. The lies about "secret contracts" and federal government work you keep dredging up from the Motley Moron and Yahoo boards are amusing, but irrelevant. BTW, I like that comment about "desperate shorts". Yeah...we're desperate...LOL!!!!