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To: Roo who wrote (2927)	2/2/1998 9:55:00 PM
From: (Bob) Zumbrunnen	Respond to of 3459

What I find more interesting, Roo, is that Dean showed up here claiming to have found fundamental reasons for this stock to be going up, before it went up, then, when he was warned that this company is a scam, had the bad form, after it went up today, of accusing people of slamming him. I didn't think he was slammed. He definitely somewhat earned an "I told you so", but he didn't earn the right to accuse people of things they didn't do. Anyway, it makes it much more interesting to find out that he was selling into this climb. It tends to make people wonder about his original motivations. It's not surprising, though, that he had trouble selling all of it. I was watching the price the whole day, and every time the bid got close to the ask, I was telling myself "That's nice, but will the MMs really honor that price?". Dean's difficulty in selling makes it appear that the MMs were more than eager to sell the shares at inflated prices, but not as eager to buy them back. Anyone know more about this AOL group? They mentioned two other stocks they'd done this same thing with. Had they mentioned those while they were involved with them, or was it after the fact? Is it possible they're taking credit for previous serious climbs to lend credence to their efforts in this company, then selling their shares to the suckers who're buying them at the resulting inflated prices? Not saying that's what's happening, but it certainly is a very plausible scenario.