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To: Bill Jackson who wrote (4913)	1/28/1998 12:16:00 PM
From: Scott Wheeler	Respond to of 14226

Bill, thanks for the background. When I wrote earlier I meant I didn't understand how someone could steal stock and not be found out, which you also answered. I think that once gpgi has established "full-reporting" per otc rules, we will see interest, volume and movement in the stock if for no other reasons. I'm sure there is a large latent market out there, (and in particular institutional investors) who just do not play around with pinks and BBs. I think they will represent further tangible evidence of strength and impending success once they start buying in. [I assume there are a couple of steps between full reporting and Nasdaq listing - perhaps you or someone could enlighten us as to what he needs to do there]. to Jack - re: Jensen and the internet - I hadn't thought of it that way before, but you're right. He is complaining about something that is a fact - won't go away, and must be dealt with squarely. I think if it's argued that way ["Look, Dick, the ostrich routine won't work"!], perhaps he will begin to use it to his advantage...sw