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Microcap & Penny Stocks : DGIV -- Good Prospects? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (2229)	4/2/1998 11:04:00 PM
From: ayahuasca	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7703

Byron- What are DGIV's rates at the moment vs. a regular long distance company? How much is the actual savings? TIA MJ

To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (2229)	4/2/1998 11:31:00 PM
From: C E D	Read Replies (9) \| Respond to of 7703

FOLKS this is a True Paradigm shift, in communications. I know it DGIV knows and as does the rest of the telco industry. Get with the program. To all: How many posters are there for real, two or three using different names? To many BS posts to be from just one person, but a couple or three working in concert could probably get out all these over glowing posts. The bull is really deep here, but I must say I have never seen a better pump and dump operation. Rarely have I seen as much misinformation presented so as to sound reasonable, even telling investors to do their own due diligence, really, quite good. There seems to be a good BS answer to every question asked, no matter the answers are weak or wrong, they sound pretty good. The best hustle I have ever seen. I would not have had the pleasure to observe this operation had some posters not tried to hustle investors on other threads. How long before the plug is pulled on this one? How many people are going to be stuck with a real penny stock when you are done? BTW I don't own and do not intend to trade this stock. MO of course. Regards, Ed p.s. flame away, this was a public service.

To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (2229)	4/3/1998 1:31:00 AM
From: BILL L	Respond to of 7703

Hi, Byron Glenn: It seems that we have a lot of newcomers to DGIV. I started to follow your thread from $0.7 to today, and also a apart of it. Your threads provides very usual insight into fundermentals of this DGIV. I believe newcomers may miss those research work and just came here for a quick snap, which will cost them a lot later and it is also difficult for them to resist panic selling. Could you please do a little work to put all your research information into a file, and post it all perioditically in SI. Long term (at least a month from now) will gain tromendously, so does DGIV's push to a new horizon. A little idea, but a lot of work for u. Thanx in advance Tomorrow will be a big day. The momentum is unstoppable...I had watched in every days in last two week. Again to newcomers, hold tight to your shares, and a little bump can cause panic, and a little gain (30%) may make you happy. But this is really not enough. look at the big picture, and take the word by CEO (Jimmy Chin)" April will be a big month for us" many good news are pending, and we will be very happy to ride it up much much further. IDTC is an excellent example for all of us, and DGIV could reach that, because DGIV has penetrate already into Asia and Russia, and Europe. My hunch is that He is working hard on two big fronts: to get DGIV initiated by big hands, and to work on deals with China. Internet communication (phone, fax and data) with developing countries will save them a lot of money... Anyone who wants to know about telecommuncation thru internet can read the latest issue of Business Week. It is a series of articles covering telecom sector. After reading it, You really know why DGIV is a real gem now, and you will feel you are so lucky to join DGIB and become a big winner. Thanx and see u. AGain, I hope people do not hype the DGIV, and it does not need to be hyped. It is a very solid and terrific small cap company. IMHO.