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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (3886)	12/30/1997 8:37:00 AM
From: JDN	Respond to of 10786

Dear Jeff: So, what would you like to talk about next... quantum mechanics? Does this explain the theory of CIRCLE JERK? If so, could you please explain how this describes code remediation? Is this MANUAL in nature or do you have a TOOL for this? JDN

To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (3886)	12/30/1997 11:51:00 AM
From: Bert Zed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Hi Jeff, I don't know whether it would influence the share price but Alydaar's top guy in the U.K. has quit abruptly. Regards, Del.

To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (3886)	12/30/1997 12:10:00 PM
From: tech	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10786

Looks like you have to go back and read my posts. I clearly stated that the company require the shares to be REGISTERED before they are sold. The Reg. D isn't what shows you who is selling, it is when the shares have to be REGISTERED before they are sold. Seems like you decided to merrily skip over some facts again. >> but at least if it is done in the from of Reg. D and the shares have to be registered, you are aware of WHEN it may hit the street. << exchange2000.com >> If a company does a Reg. D and requires those shares to be registered* before the are sold, the investors get a clear picture of what is going on.* << exchange2000.com Rule 504 Rule 504 under Regulation D allows nonreporting companies to raise up to $1,000,000 in a 12 month period, without any particular disclosure obligations... ...Under Regulation D, an issuer may raise an unlimited amount of capital, without any particular disclosure requirements, through offerings directed solely to "accredited investors." The term "accredited investors" refers to certain high wealth or high income individuals, as well as certain financial and other institutions, considered not to require the protection of the securities laws. DISCLOSURE from the company to the 504 investors. - That is why they require you to be a accredited investor so you don't require the protection of the securities laws and full disclosure. "considered not to require the protection of the securities laws." - who do you thing needs the disclosure for protection ? Rule 504 under Regulation D allows nonreporting companies* to raise up to $1,000,000 in a 12 month period, without any particular disclosure obligations...* are CSGI and ALYD "nonreporting companies" Did they both raise much more than $1,000,000 in a 12 month period? I know you are tying to protect your buddy Bob Gruder, but it won't work with me. REG. S. offerings are pure CRAP and you and Bob know it! No matter how hard you try to pull the wool over peoples eyes. I guess if someone wanted to manipulate the 504 laws anything is possible. However, I do believe that Reg. D has a requirement that those shares have to be registered before they are sold, where as Reg. S does not. The REGISTRATION of those shares is what allows the other investors to know what is going on. We will use you favorite example for this one. The 900,000 shares CSGI did as a Reg. D. ======================================== I know the following. 1. How much they were sold for. 2. Who the sellers are 3. When can they start selling The 150,000 Reg S. and the $6 Million "CHASE" Reg. S ALYD did ================================================== 1. how much they were for 2. who the sellers are ???????? 3. When can they start to sell ???????? Hey face it you don't know shi* about when those 150,000 shares are going to hit. If you knew that CHASE was going to sell, you probably would of made sure your IRA was not filled to the rim with ALYD. Oh, that's right I forgot... You didn't want to talk anymore about Reg. S vs. Reg. D You might as well stick to quantum mechanics.