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To: Financial Internet Group who wrote (1455)	2/5/1998 12:27:00 AM
From: uu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3967

* Response from the NetWork * Evangelist Lanza for the 4th or 5th time may I ask you to respond to my direct question posted in Message 3330541 which basically asks clearly in simple English (I hope!) the following: Exactly how many shares of XECM do you own (common or otherwise), and what is your average price per share? According to your past statements (from early 1997 and forward right here on this thread) you claim you have invested over $3 million in XECM stock (see siliconinvestor.com and according to your post a couple of days ago you have been investing an additional $400K+ (200K of which you claim are borrowed) within the past several months buying the shares from $0.7 (this is 70 cents and NOT 7 cents! FYI, 7 cents is written as $0.07 while 70 cents is written as $0.7), all the way to $0.15 (15 cents)! Therefore you must own a few hundred pounds of XECM stock certificates, right? If so why then none of the SEC documents indicate you as one of the so called major share holders? Also, my second question which is of course maybe viewed as personal but nevertheless I ask anyway: Exactly where do you get the cash from to buy this many XECM shares? You have said in the past on this thread that you do not own any other stock but XECM and (MEASA - or something like that). I am most certain as a SEE-BS consultant and director and someone who owns many SEE-BS publications (e.g. profit magazine) you are a very wealthy man and you are paid very well, nevertheless investing over $3 million in one single stock such as XECM (without having any other stock in your portfolio except that other one MEASA which is also a penny stock worth 1 penny or 2) indicates that your are loaded with a lot of cash and are basically a money making machine! And I for one am a bit curious exactly how your money making machine operates to give you so much leverage to invest so much money (as you claim) in one single stock such as XECM (the popular SEE-BS sit-com: techstocks.com )!

To: Financial Internet Group who wrote (1455)	2/5/1998 2:09:00 AM
From: uu	Respond to of 3967

* Response from the NetWork * This is to respond and at the same time to disclose some info, hoping Evangelist Lanza will also do the same! Evangelist Lanza, you state: > "When you tell people wanted to take advantage of a dead cat bounce of 10% when the stock was at 24 - 27 cents, that's really funny. 2.7 cents doesn't even cover commission." Last December just before my in laws interrupted my pre-planned Vegas vacation I used the money I had set aside for gambling in Vegas (about $800) and instead bought 3000 shares of XECM with an average share price of $0.26/shr (bought 1500 at $0.27 and 1500 at $0.25). As for the commission I have no idea what brokerage house you use but you may want to try National Discount Brokers (1-800-888-3999 or go to ndb.com )! They charge only $14.75 for commission for any stock up to 5000 shares bought at market over the internet (and further if you buy the same stock at different prices at different times all your purchases are considered as part of one single transaction, as long as those purchases are done on the same day). So add that commission to my total cost of buying the tickets to this sit-com and my total cost ends up being about $810 (including the sell commission: 1500 * $0.25 + 1500 * $0.27 + $14.75 + $14.75 = $809.50) or about $0.27/shr ($809.5 divided by 3000 = appx. $0.27/shr). Thus for me to break even the stock needs to get to $0.27/shr and if I can get a 10% return then even better! But thanks to my in laws I not only did not enjoy going to Vegas and had to stay at home I now may end up losing my $800 without even getting a free drink for gambling and giving it away!!! So now you know of the exact number of XECM shares I have (which I am sure looks like peanuts to the number of XECM shares you have) and I also have disclosed my average share price including commissions. Now how about you telling us your exact number of XECM shares and your average price per share (as I respectfully asked in my previous post Message 3345741 )?!! Long Live XECM (the popular SEE-BS sit-com techstocks.com )!

To: Financial Internet Group who wrote (1455)	2/5/1998 3:38:00 AM
From: Summer Wind	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3967

Joe: You are a Silver Tongued Devil, I am close to 60 years old and I have never met your match....a person who could bull s....t his way out of a paper bag. How in the hell do you keep from running into yourself You have carried all of us in so many different way, in order to change the topic, delay answering questions that have been asked over and over......I want you to know right now, If I had the power both you and Joe V. would be put out to pasture and let a younger management team take the reins of both Xecm and Maesa and try to bring these two (use to be great companies) back from the grave. GIVE THEM UP YOU ARE NOT CAPABLE ANYMORE. Again I call for New Management Now Jack....Stock Holder in both XECM and MGMT

To: Financial Internet Group who wrote (1455)	3/4/1998 3:23:00 PM
From: Nicko	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3967

Come one and come all, enter "LANZA LAND"............... From what I hear XECM is as close to being a shell as anything, it seems as of late the company is on the verge of losing there pride and joy Select Switch and all that goes with it. I have to say that Mr. Lanza is definitely a man that can promote a stock but unfortunately the stocks move up quickly and down even quicker. Just imagine if you will if Mr. Lanza would have the ability to promote a solid company with potential.....hmmmm....food for thought........ Is it true that Lanza is looking to make a deal with the prosecutors to avoid facing jail time???? Does that mean that others will fall as well??? Cant wait to read the papers on this one....................