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To: J. Brent Reeves who wrote (2365)	12/10/1997 9:52:00 PM
From: McNabb Brothers	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2806

J brent Reeves, <Marketing Service Revenues $37,648,000> Yes I do understand, that if it were not for that $37,648,000 then ECI would have been that much farther in the hole! Now if you and the other ECI reps can not see that then there is not any hope in trying to help you anymore! Brent, believe it or not I like to see people make money in their investments and that is what I'm doing when I post on any SI thread! Listen, I have told everyone that I am not short in ECI at this time, so what is it to my benefit to go on this thread and tell you and everyone else why I think it is dead money and will more than likely go down even farther from here! You and the others continue to believe Kenny and his promises for greater thing in the future and Rob S. and his great ability to read financial statements and stay fully invested and sure you may do well with ECI as a rep, but their stock appreciation will be another thing! My last warning, but I will be back off and on to tell you and the others "I told you so"! Also if I go short I will let you know that too! Good to hear from you Brent, but come to Arkansas and visit and I'll teach you how to count! Hank

To: J. Brent Reeves who wrote (2365)	12/10/1997 10:15:00 PM
From: frank 3	Respond to of 2806

dear j. brent sounds like you are a ball player.also sounds like you want paid for playing. fair enough. what happens when nobody else wants to join the eci team. i am sure you still want paid for being a team player. the real money they pay you is an expense. i know rob s. will take those orange $500 bills but i am sure you and everybody else wants the green stuff. $0 from new players and 60 mill. to the team and we got big problems. frank3 ps. hank,sure am glad i am stupid like you.[vbg]

To: J. Brent Reeves who wrote (2365)	12/13/1997 12:27:00 AM
From: Rob S.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2806

The McNabbs must have been too busy drinking beer to learn how to read a finacial statement, 10Qs, or the recent press release. The costs of recruiting customers and IRs is higher than the money Excel receives. They are growing the number of customers and IRs and that has been a negative factor for earnings. Excel has purchased something like 2.5 million shares of stock from the buy-back program. A good portion of that was from insiders - something like 2 million shares of it. Excel told us that they have about 7.5 million shares left to buy back and will start purchasing shares soon after the waiting period; after the earnings release. Let's pony up the bets again. I'll wager that Excel is at least 22 by the end of the 1st qtr. Admittedly that's not all that great a projection but it's 180 degrees away from the prediction that Hank is expecting.