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To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (4994)	4/17/1998 6:24:00 PM
From: De Peepster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

While it has been some time since I have played chess, I do recall the fact that when pawns work together Kings can be cornered.<3g>........ De Peepster

To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (4994)	4/17/1998 8:22:00 PM
From: Bob Smith	Respond to of 19331

Thank you Joe! The only thing worse than a whiner is one who whines about whiners. So glad to have you back. Look what you've done in one post! Let's get this thing organized and move forward. No more division in the ranks. It's good to know the CO wasn't captured on the northern front (or worse, by attorneys) and that the radio man wasn't killed. Bob

To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (4994)	4/17/1998 8:28:00 PM
From: Parker Benchley	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 19331

Folks, we might just see a buck a share* before the MM's get finished with us but if you got in for the buyout who cares.* Thanks Joe... $1.00??? You just filled DAMIEN with so much hope he's flying around the room like Lindbergh looking for France. Now I'll have to buy him his favorite dessert (a fresh bag of manure mixed with filet of cockroach) to calm him down. This is going to be a long weekend. I hate filet of cockroach. <G> Onward, George B. PS-Nice to see you here again.

To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (4994)	4/17/1998 8:40:00 PM
From: Bayclipper	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19331

JOE, Great post, also I'd like to add, for review purposes, let's look at Joe's last two posts: First, the second to last, notice the frustration, and more importantly, the mention of a law suit and how it affects SI..perhaps SI has decided to distance themselves and pulled Joe off the boards. Secondly, look at the second post, see how much different it is..than how Joe usually posts...very legalese...sort of an admoniton that he won't be posting anymore, but more importantly, he tells folks how to keep up with DCI, and how to contact him. I don't know if reposting this calms or adds further frustration, but I am content to let him do his job, and if I choose to due more dd I have been given the notice where to start. imho Gordon To: +Bob Smith (4307 ) From: +josrph j murphy Thursday, Apr 2 1998 2:03PM ET Reply # of 5000 Dear Bob: Thank you--then you know how much of a bulldog we can be in the middle of the fight.it seems our unsung heroes carefully pick their time and place to make slanderous remarks----mainly when I am out on the road trying to work for the owners (the shareholders).sit back because the story is now unfolding(by the way it took the Marines ten months to take Guadacanal --but they did it).With respect to the pending legal action we received today the full name and address of SI and their phonenumber.We expect a legal letter will be sent to them via certified mail next week requesting the complete names and addresses of all those individuals who made those slanderous statements. Those people in time will be served by the local sheriff.In the last law suit we won, we took the difference in the price of our stock at the time the statements were made and the price of the stock when we notified them(today) multiplied by the number of shares and sued for that amount.They may pretend to be heroes now but it is not fun when one is sued for millions ---your mouth get's sort of cottony. HERE IS HIS FINAL MESSAGE: To: +Brian (4378 ) From: +josrph j murphy Friday, Apr 3 1998 10:34AM ET Reply # of 5002 To the Friends of DCI, I am writing to direct your attention to our web site (http://www.dcic.com). Here at DCI Telecommunications, we understand the importance and value of timely and accurate company information. We make a concerted effort to provide you with the tools needed to make a fair assessment of the company. As an extension of our investor relations program, we have made improvements to the web site with the hopes that you may better understand the company's historical performance as well as its future prospects. I recommend bookmarking the site so you may refer back for continuous use. Incorporated in the improvements, we will be posting answers to frequently asked questions, providing you with a snap shot of the most recent period's financial statements as well as including write-ups on the activities of the company as a whole and its operating subsidiaries. With the company growing so rapidly, it may be difficult for you to stay on top of the current events. Through our web site you will be able to catch up on missing information. We believe it is imperative to maintain an informed shareholder base. Through a variety of media, including quarterly updates, the investor hotline (800) 243-9855, as well as the web site, we will communicate our progress. I wanted to make sure you are all aware of the resources you have at your disposal. The best way for you to find out about your company, is to contact us directly. We welcome your questions and comments. Thank you for your interest in DCI Telecommunications, Inc., I look forward to working for you. Please call (203/380-0910 ext. 301) or email me with your questions/comments. Sincerely, Craig K. Murphy Director, Investor Relations

To: JOE MEDSKER who wrote (4994)	4/17/1998 9:49:00 PM
From: LT	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19331

Hello Joe, Nice to hear from you again. The last time I talked to Mr. Murphy he expressed extreme displeasure at the price of DCTC but said he was going forward with fundamental projects that will strengthen the company in the long run. You are exactly right when you said he couldn't control the share price. That's what I like about Houlihan, they don't have to have our share price at 5 to expand this company. Debt financing isn't a fatality when you buy companies running in the black so at least corporate expansion isn't put on hold by the nonsense price of this stock...... Take care.. Lou