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To: Joseph Moran who wrote (4844)	3/20/1998 4:58:00 PM
From: Zorro	Respond to of 5812

Joe, looks like MER is about to become part of an even larger financial power house. As to what impact this may have on CAI, I am having enough trouble second guessing MER's recent actions to begin with. I can only remain cautiously optimistic.

To: Joseph Moran who wrote (4844)	3/26/1998 9:28:00 AM
From: Joseph Moran	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5812

Copied from Yahoo CAWS board. ------------------------------------------------------------------ "omebody turn the lights out! It's time to go home Mar 25 1998 9:10PM EST All the heroes are gone now and we reflect on this sad saga. A company goes public 8mm shares at $7 bucks, the money used primarily to purchase spectrum of other fledgling MMDS providers (those boys made out like bandits...Sonnenberg)' . Then a death waltz with Nynex to run it up even more...this time to make the CAWS mgt rich as they cashed out at 8,12,13.50 and one person profited almost 25 million...gee who could that be? Dec 96 Nynex pulls the plug and whines of trashing the technology rumble down the NE corridor from the multimilionaire. The company then teases the shareholder with the feign of good riddance (sic?) to NYNEX... and here comes the strategic partners.HOLD IN THERE SHAREHOLDERS!! We have a plan! Every "strategic Partner" laughed in their face due to the joke of a business plan and the lack of direction for a specific application and 350 million in debt?? Then the "INVESTOR". again, the investor is used as a ploy to shareholders, not being named was a real good idea, heaven forbid it was a telecom giant with an actual application the the technology. Merrill cannot even recommend the stock to customers due to fear of suit. And here today......what do you folks have to say for yourself now...who can we blame it on, the gov't? FCC? Monica Lewinsky....... Nobody is feeling pain who works for the company, still drawing big salaries...how bout a performance based comp plan for these Bozo's like every other executive in corporate america? yeh right, these guys are batting .039 with 200 strikeouts and still playing ball! With our equity!