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To: F. Lynn who wrote (3580)	3/17/1998 12:06:00 PM
From: Goulds	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7054

His creditors hired a lawyer to try and recoup some more of their losses. Mr Aharoni is no longer laible for venue and limitations reasons. He is, on his own, trying to work out a settlement. Check out the bankruptcy laws in NY concerning venue in the case of international situations and, statutes of limitations. Concerning the big six accounting firm, it is very little more than a public relations ploy. AHG, for instance. Read the accounting statement posted on this thread earlier. They rubberstamp the company's hired accountants work for 10's of thousands of dollars, so people like pink won't scream foul play. Is there anywhere in their statement where they take any responsibility whatsoever? No! A patent does not keep others from using the TAD, it means they will pay royalties to ACRT. I use all kinds of sources for my information. Actually, I have called ACRT investor relations twice in the last year, once to try to confirm them as a source given by pink for a statement of his. their response was" absolute nonsense!" Rest assured, I do not use ACRT investor relations for my information. The internet is filled with data, as are magazines and brokers. All you have to do is look. Try it.

To: F. Lynn who wrote (3580)	3/17/1998 12:09:00 PM
From: Randall Rosen	Respond to of 7054

Point #1: You have to use a lawyer in bankruptcy cases. It has nothing to do with liability, only with the fact that you are in the courts which require using an attorney. Point #2: 99.5% of the stocks on the exchanges do NOT use a "big six". Your figures are way off. Remember, ACRT is an explosive company that was pretty small only a little while ago. Audits are very expensive and when your a small company, it pays to save. Point #3: Why don't you try a source besides this thread and pinkie?