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To: Maakamil who wrote (258)	4/8/1998 10:46:00 PM
From: Rob S.	Respond to of 370

Well, the "less than 8,000" estimate I had for placements was proved to be overly generous - only 5,000 placed. They had 70,000 units that were supposed to be placed this year according to their earlier business plan. I would like to believe that they can get things back on but the tract record so far indicates otherwise. I'd sure like to see a spreadsheet for the numbers they expect to achieve. Still, if they make even minor progress toward the earlier goals the stock could become a darling and get pumped up much higher.

To: Maakamil who wrote (258)	4/13/1998 1:07:00 PM
From: kit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 370

Monday April 13, 5:01 am Eastern Time Company Press Release Round Table Pizza Franchise to Implement U.S. Wireless Data's Tranz Enabler Wireless Solution Prestigious "Cafe Annie" and Agusta Restaurants Corp. also Choose U.S. Wireless Data EMERYVILLE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 13, 1998-- U.S. Wireless Data [OTC BB:SOLU - news], Inc. (OTCBB:USWDA - news) announced today a large Round Table Pizza franchise with nine California locations has chosen U.S. Wireless Data's Tranz Enabler as its credit card processing solution. Additionally, Augusta Restaurants Corp. and its nationally acclaimed ''Cafe Annie'' restaurant are ''going wireless.'' Cafe Annie, Cafe Express, Taco Milagro and Yapa locations throughout Texas will be converting to U.S. Wireless Data's Tranz Enabler technology. U.S. Wireless Data's CEO Evon Kelly commented, ''This is our second and third restaurant agreement in the past three weeks, and although modest in sheer numbers, their significance cannot be underestimated. This is clearly an exciting trend and application for our technology. The restaurant industry is particularly interested in our high speed processing solution to help move patrons faster.'' U.S. Wireless Data, Inc. has developed, tested and is now delivering compelling new proprietary products, programs and standards to the transaction processing and credit card industry which utilize Cellular Digital Packet Data (''CDPD'') wireless networks. USWDA delivers the fastest and most cost-effective transaction processing solution to retail merchants in the United States today - wired or wireless. USWDA will generate recurring revenue from every transaction processed be merchants who utilize the Company's CDPD wireless technology. The Company's strategy will be to deploy its technology through marketing and partnership agreements with major cellular phone companies, regional and community banks, select ISO's and its won sales force.

To: Maakamil who wrote (258)	4/14/1998 11:08:00 AM
From: greentree	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 370

Dear Maakamil, I was fascinated to read your recent comments. Especially: "My conclusion--although John (Liviakas) is certainly not the hypster that many of his critics claim. . . " How did you reach this conclusion? Was it that he owns more stock in USWDA that anyone? Was it that he paid prices not available EVER to you and me? Was it that the SEC is investigating him, that he has been barred from the National Investor Relations Institute, and his very position with USWDA is a clear conflict of interest? Certainly as a psychologist you understand his pitch. Focus on greed. Facts are non-existant. Review his comments on the company. He has a perfect record of being wrong. Look at his other companies, same track record. If you like the company, fine. But saying Liviakas is not a hype-artist is incorrect. p.s.: I am extending an open invitation to Liviakas: I will place $100,000 in an escrow account to be matched by Liviakas. If the company makes $2.00 per share in 1999, he wins. If not I've made another easy $100 big by being a Liviakas contrarian. I'm not expecting to hear from him soon!