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

To: TheLineMan who wrote (2390)	4/3/1998 12:09:00 PM
From: Secret_Agent_Man	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 7703

Val, you have asked questions this is true but, you are asking the wrong person. Why not call the company yourself? I don't work for DGIV. I work for my family, a wife and 4 children 3 boys and 1 girl. I am an ER physician, who got into DGIV, because I like the sector. I thought with their accomplishments, that they would be a good choice at a very affordable price to take a large stake. The other companies are so overvalued IMHO. NMSS for instance down as much as 13pts today because they are going to show negative earnings for 1 qtr. What a way to pay for an earnings miss. Now if DGIV shows positive earnings should they go up 11? get my point? If you want information call IR as they are the main public source of information. If you want details take a flight to santa monica, visit and talk to Mr.Chin, yourself, face to face maybe, he will even show you the books. As for me I will not respond to any further coments you wish to covey, as I consider both ypour MOI and your character to be seriously flawed. Wanting me to spoonfeed you the hard earned information which I painfully took the time to gather. Get a life. Byron C.Glenn, M.D., Class of 1987, Univ. of Illinois @ Chicago. bye~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

To: TheLineMan who wrote (2390)	4/3/1998 1:06:00 PM
From: MFDoh!	Respond to of 7703

Since when has asking pertinent questions been equated with "stock bashing". Have I said anything bad about the stock? Ask your questions after you've first done some homework. We cant do your work for you, Valentine. Why not call and speak to Mr Chin? Why not drive there since you say you live so close by? Then come back and say what you think. Hmmm? Regards MFDoh! out

To: TheLineMan who wrote (2390)	4/3/1998 2:14:00 PM
From: The Phoenix	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7703

Valentine, here... I'll start you off. The rest is up to you. To everyone else...you've read all this before.... ;) Gary @ "Creating Value in Today's Market Place" Strategic Partnering Is Key To Digitcom Expansion! Digitcom Interactive Video Network or DiV-N, (DGIV-OTC) is an international long distance service company who works as a partner with the local telephone companies to provide the least expensive call alternatives to the customers of that telecommunications company. Digitcom has developed a system which will create an entirely new market within the call routing industry. Their sales force has been active in recruiting local phone companies internationally, and hope to have worldwide deployment within 5 years. Digitcom has patented their software which places them in a proprietary position and gives them a sizable first mover advantage. Because of their unique partnering position, Digitcom has been able to secure better and longer term relationships with suppliers of dialtone. Other callback companies sell the software to these clients in a retail transaction and have a superficial buyer seller relationship. Digitcom becomes a strategic partner with its clients, through equity capital, to implement Digitcom's system. This allows Digitcom to access a larger customer base and brings equity capital to the baby bell companies for expansion of their capabilities and client base. Digitcom is able to offer the most competitive rates and eliminate competition due to their patented software. They will receive revenues both from the increased customer flow, and also from the appreciation of the equity stake in the partnered baby bell which Digitcom is helping to build. On a conservative basis, Digitcom is expecting revenues in excess of $30 million dollars for the next fiscal year. Profit margins have exceeded 14% so far this year which is excellent by any industry's standard. Their earnings per share were $0.21 which, on a conservative basis with a 50X multiple, they should trade at $11.00 per share. This means they are currently undervalued against industry norms on earnings as they are only trading at 6X earnings. They should trade at a market cap of 20X revenues or $100 million plus on the market cap and $9.23 per share. This means they are undervalued against revenues and market cap and should not be trading at 3X revenues as they are curently. Management: Jimmy Chin CEO Mr. Chin is a graduate of UCLA with a degree in Economics. He has a wide range of experience and entrepreneurial background. Innovative from the beginning, under his management Digitcom quickly gained a reputation for designing value added applications for industries. Winning Teleconnect Magazine's Product of the Year with his Resound system set the stage for further growth into multimedia applications for business telecommunications. Mr. Chin is also a published writer for telecommunications with articles including "The Future of Voice Processing", Teleconnect Magazine, and "Video Multimedia in the Hospitality Industry", Voice Processing Magazine. Robert Cumming President Working with companies such as Keystone Partners, Calfont Corporation and City Investing, Mr. Cumming has held positions as CEO, Partner, and General Manager. His accomplishments include generating an 82% return on investment for stockholders in a newly acquired company, rescuing a telecommunications company near bankruptcy, converting losses of near $1 million to profits over $800,000, and accelerating development of an acquired high tech company, increasing business and selling for $10,000,000 profit in eighteen months. Balance Sheet Assets- $7.0 million Revenues - $5,403,564 million Debt- $0 Earnings- $0.21 per share Symbol- DGIV Shares Out- 11.7 million For more information, please call Jo Elkins at Liberty Capital Group, Inc. at 1-800-371-9117 or 1-360-676-8072. You can also see us On-line at www.libertycap.com/liberty.