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Non-Tech : Wolf Industries (OTCBB:WLFN) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Coho who wrote (1)	1/26/1998 12:59:00 AM
From: Amanda Marley-Clarke	Respond to of 114

Hi Don, I'm glad you liked the webpage. I've had some good feedback so far, and always like to hear any comments and/or suggestions. It's nice to see you've been following the company. Wolf Industries has had a slow start since it came public last month, which is fairly typical of the first 30 days of trading, along with the Christmas/New Year slow period. This was good though, as we have used that time to bring the company to people's awareness. And, though the stock side has not been overly active, behind the scenes at Wolf Industries has been extremely busy. In the first 30 days, Wolf has increased it's gross revenues over the million dollar mark. Wolf Industries fills a niche in the oil and gas services industry through custom chemical blending. The company has a loyal and well-established client base after nine years in private operations. The management intends to enhance Wolf's market share of the Oil and Gas Services sector through horizontal and vertical integration via acquisitions. Wolf Industries is currently in negotiations with a company in the oil and gas service industry (which I can't say much about Don, as you know, until it's finalized), but the acquisition would increase revenues as well as introduce an environmental aspect to Wolf. The next 30 days, in my opinion (to answer your question) is a time to expand the company's shareholder base and exposure, bringing about more consistent trading activity. There are others, like you, that have been watching the company, and waiting for "momentum". No one likes to be "first on the dance floor" (to satisfy your love of cliches). But, by continuing to expand our sales and continuing to search for profitable acquisitions, Wolf Industries is poised to become a larger force in the oil and gas service industry. Thanks for your comments Don. Keep an eye on Wolf's website at wolfindustries.com where updates will be posted. I will also be checking into this site so, if you have any other questions or comments, feel-free to post me a message. Amanda

To: Coho who wrote (1)	2/27/1998 7:02:00 PM
From: Amanda Marley-Clarke	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 114

Hi Don, Just wanted to let you know that Wolf has taken a new direction. There are some really exciting things planned for this company. Right now deals are being negotiated in a variety of areas - banking, real estate and publishing. There's another deal on the table that could put this baby on the map. I should have some concrete news next week at which point I'll post it here for you to read. Stock is currently around 75 cents. Fully reporting issuer trading on the OTC-BB under "WLFN". Full NASDAQ is the goal, and not too far off with these deals in the works. I'm really excited about the company. I can be reached at 1-888-253-6657, or feel free to post me here. I check in all the time. Amanda