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To: Beermeister who wrote (162)	1/16/1998 7:48:00 PM
From: Catfish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 214

Below is a post copied from AOL. It is becoming increasingly apparent that this individual was correct. What does everyone else think? Subject: Re: Tri_star I'm dropping THE BOMB !!!! Date: Fri, Dec 12, 1997 23:18 EST From: SallyGtR Message-id: <19971213041800.XAA15866@ladder01.news.aol.com> I am doing this as a cortesy to new and current investors about the tri-star merger. I am associated with people who were close to the deal and I'm going to give the facts. - The deal blew up 2 months ago. -herb wanted to change the deal at the last minute and get more money and his demands wern't met -herb wanted to prevent a news report that the deal fell through by threatening the company -he was and maybe is still trying to sell the shares he has on the hopes of merger news -Tri-Star has no relationship with food concepts whatsoever -he planned on spinning the coffee company off with a new 504 after the reverse was complete. -the news release came from new jersey because that is where is lawyer and pr guy is from I could say a lot more but I won't. I suggest you call him direct with some very direct questions. I am posting this info because I don't want to see anybody suckered. This is not my screen name so don't bother replying. I refrained from posting for a long time because I did not want to get involved but I felt feel you need to know. If you readers dont beleive me consider this fair warning. My conscious is now clear.

To: Beermeister who wrote (162)	1/16/1998 7:48:00 PM
From: Richard Mazzarella	Respond to of 214

Daryn, <<I knew Tri-Star was a scam!>> How do you know that? I was given the telephone number of a principal of Tri-Star, but never called. Do you really think that Herb would give me a phony number, or a number that wouldn't connect me with Tri-Star? IMO if Tri-Star doesn't happen it may be because the parties couldn't come to terms. That could be good for us if it was a bad deal that would screw shareholders. Calling something a scam without proof is reckless. Low stock price isn't evidence for scam.