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To: Crash who wrote (304)	2/3/1998 11:41:00 AM
From: Valueman	Respond to of 495

Crash: Ask them what motivated them to give away 10% of the company for 11 per share. Ask them why they would forego profit on this AT&T work. ASk them, since earnings estimates are now in the 20-something cents per share for 1998, when can we see that $1 level again. Be mean.

To: Crash who wrote (304)	2/3/1998 11:52:00 AM
From: Bosco	Respond to of 495

Dear Crash - thx for thinking about us. I second Valueman [but not so mean <VBG>.] By giving AT&T the stk option at 11 or 12 - just by doing biz with BVSI - it essentially gives away existing shr hldrs' equities for nothing. Technically (stkwise,) it essentially creates an overhang. I'd grant AT&T won't behave like a stk trader; still, the cost of doing biz with AT&T would appear to be not beneficial to BVSI at all. Well, at least to us the shr hldrs. Thanks regards, Bosco