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To: don roberson who wrote (2995)	2/3/1998 4:53:00 PM
From: jack w garnes jr.	Respond to of 3906

Don, A great post!!! I don't believe that the internet chat sights have the power to move the stock price. I have always worried about chat sights in that you are correct there is alot of hype...which can have a very negative effective on less experienced in vestors who take what they here for face value. I say again your insight is excellent. My Home thread is NYRR. We have some good people on that thread...both experienced investors and those that are just starting out. Our goal on the NYRR thread is both informational as related to the stock, and educational as related to the new investors. take care my friend JG

To: don roberson who wrote (2995)	2/3/1998 10:29:00 PM
From: Tomas	Respond to of 3906

et All, Got an unsolicited email this afternoon, as follows. Tomas, I'm unable to post to the HVSF thread right now, but you might pass on the word to these newbies that this is the Second reverse split for Harvard Scientific. I've bought and sold this stock since IPO days. The first reverse split was 1 for 4. Martin Bennett For what its worth, Tom

To: don roberson who wrote (2995)	2/5/1998 8:08:00 PM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3906

O.K.Don--one I haven't shorted this stock as I have yet even to sign the neccesary form to short stocks.But I am curious about this company to see if it is valid or scam.I start with why when you click their web-site link on Yahoo's profile page for HVSFD and get sent to a bogus site-- something called SilverMaiden Org. that doesn't function.I ask you to do this or provide a link that does function for their web-site. Two, it is so fishy to me that a company would call itself Harvard Scientific and be located in Reno,Nevada. And have you visited there laboratories,or has anyone else on this thread done so.----And may I above all note that in this companies profile they are listed as having a grand total of 2 employees--count'em,that's TWO employees.max90