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Technology Stocks : Osicom(FIBR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Elliott Dunwody who wrote (6462)	4/15/1998 12:28:00 AM
From: A. Geiche	Respond to of 10479

<Gorman is not a hard man to get on the phone> I repeat, you called him just at that time when numerous posters on Yahoo expressed utmost bitterness in regard to the way the company treated shareholders; an appeal to "revolt" had been issued, and quite a few people called him and sent e-mail and expressed bad disappointment. Strange thing happened: he and Constantine undergone a rapid metamorphosis, and I, as everybody else,was pleased although Gorman never returned my and my friends' calls. Never. Never. And I and my friends had NEVER such experience with any other company. NEVER. As for Annete, all what she did and does -- just asks the callers to leave names and tel. numbers for Mr. Gorman and promises that he will call back. It is my impression that during this last drop Gorman was worse than ever in this regard. I MAY BE WRONG. Of course I understand, like everybody else, that it is not right for everybody to call CFO at will. That would make his work impossible. But, hell, the company, first of all, must have a normal relation with its shareholders! The Osicom does not have it. And its business and its shareholders suffer MOST terribly. Today, two friends of mine lost, needlessly, their margin positions -- 46000 sh's. Maybe this caused today's drop from the early gain...