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To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (2851)	2/15/1998 10:43:00 PM
From: Colin Cody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

Joe, I agree with you except that I believe the price isn't down here just because some fool-ass in Canada is selling and selling. . Others are selling as well. . I also disagree with a Company sponsored open-market buy-back IF in fact they are aware of, or believe that, there is a particular Canadian seller. That is not an efficient use of Corporate capital, IMO. . You take out the seller... see how we did that with EPEX a few weeks ago. Mgmt there reacted quickly after our discussions. . Colin

To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (2851)	2/16/1998 9:42:00 AM
From: MICHAEL J ZWEBNER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

Joe Good Morning I dont quite agree with your comments regarding the Cardcaller shareholders. DCI may have been a godsend last year in February when the deal was done, but Cardcaller personel and Cardcaller assets are what has put DCI on the map in a real way. Let me remind you that it was a Cardcall contract with WHSmith that was sold and raised $9 MILLION (now worth well over $11 MILLION) for DCI coffers. It was Cardcall executives that did the deal with Smartalk, and it is now Cardcall personel that brought CYBERFAX, WORLDPASS, and DATAWAVE. I venture to guess that this reflects most of DCI's current business and assets. So if there are some Cardcall shareholders that wished to sell their positions, good luck to them. If the stock goes to the levels we all want and expect it to go, then they and they alone will eat their bad decision to sell. In any event, there are many more shares in the public domain than just Cardcall shareholders, (whos exact numbers are listed and filed with the SEC and are available for the public to peruse). It is a fact of life that as the company grows in size, (its assets base, its revenue base etc) and more shares are issued, it is innevitable that there will be more trading, (which is healthy) and shareholders will themselves decide if they want to hold stock or sell stock. I can only re-iterate, for the umpteenth time, THE STOCK WILL REACT POSITIVELY TO THE COMPANY'S VALUE, IT'S GROWTH IN TERMS OF REVENUES AND MARGINS AND END OF YEAR PROFITS. Short term fixes, (buybacks and dividends) IMO is NOT the way to go. (JUST MY OPINION) But Joe is making the decisions and running the company, and we all follow ! MJZ