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To: Craig Bradberry who wrote (90)	3/29/1998 6:35:00 PM
From: grw5	Respond to of 94

Craig, The warnts. and prefd. were never traded on the open market. The warrants can only be exercised by mailing direct to the co. and the preferred is basically just a promise that has another four years to run. I sold what little common I had about a year ago. I only keep this thread bookmarked as a lark. I have no intention of putting money into INBR. (unless God intervenes on their behalf) I don't know anything about legal issues, but I can't see wasting more money on attorneys. I will probably just sit on warnts. and preferred until they disappear or turn around. George

To: Craig Bradberry who wrote (90)	4/2/1998 6:06:00 PM
From: Craig Bradberry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 94

Did anyone who has received there warrants read them? Where on there does it say that they are good for RESTRICTED stock? Don't try and tell me that it is covered under the securities act of 1933. I have had this explained to me by a few Attornies and they have told me that this act does not even mention restricted stock. I feel that we were all swindled by believing that the warrants were for common stock. It was only after we called to excercise these warrants that we were told they were for resticted-not common,stock. Has anyone had any success in selling there warrants like Steven Zubkis told me (and others I know.) to do? We were told that there were people "Standing in line" to purchase these warrants. We were also told that it was, "Against the law" for him to tell us where to sell them. Has anyone out there had any form of success with this Company at all? (Other then employees and relatives of Zubkis?) If so, please let me know!