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To: jean sutherland who wrote (23898)	1/2/1998 6:52:00 PM
From: sdheart	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

Dear Jean, you are obviously having some personal problems... I never compared FTEL to msft or intc I was,,, well if you don't understand, i'm not surprised. You can Not compare apples with oranges which is in my opinion, what you were attempting to do. I used {msft/sysf & intc/amd} as an analogy to what you were saying which, again made no sense. (get it?). sdheart P.S. the stock is worth exactly $4.00=where it closed, no more or less. Further appreciation or depreciation will depend upon the market and the company's ability to garner sales contracts=revenues.

To: jean sutherland who wrote (23898)	1/3/1998 1:29:00 AM
From: Martin P. Smith	Respond to of 41046

Jean, just so that you can be clear on what a promise is, the following paragraph (last sentence) makes a promise (not yet fulfilled) BTW it come from this PR biz.yahoo.com from DVIG (one of your favoured companies). "As of February 1997, audited financial statements indicate company shareholder equity of $4,688,332, and as a result, meets the requirements for NASDAQ small-cap listing. Digitcom will file for small-cap status in the coming days. " BTW they do not appear to be a reporting company which makes NASDAQ a little tough. Martin S