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To: Moonglow who wrote (5801)	4/21/1998 10:01:00 PM
From: Mr. Nice Guy	Respond to of 7703

I agree that the last two days has really proved to be a solid foundation building time for this stock. A launching pad if you will, for the next three days of news. dave

To: Moonglow who wrote (5801)	4/21/1998 10:05:00 PM
From: bobsrb	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7703

Hi Juanita.Thank you for the very nice post. Regards,Bob.

To: Moonglow who wrote (5801)	4/21/1998 10:45:00 PM
From: Jane4IceCream	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7703

Juanita, God Juanita....your speech made me wanted to get up a put my hand over my heart and say the Pledge of Allegiance!! You are so right. DGIV has balls!! In the face of all the excitement and fury of the momentum plays the past few days....THIS is where I can safely watch my investment grow steadily and not worry while I play on the beach before the doom and gloom and rain clouds move back in they are now predicting for here:-( THIS stock has had the biggest gains percentage wise and I just shake my head how I could have possibly spotted this play at .44 and .48 and had the nerve to buy alot of shares. Guess theres only one thing to say to thank my lucky stars for being in DGIV: BYRON!! BYRON!! BYRON!! BYRON!! BYRON!! As you can tell...I owe BYRON a nice steak dinner and fresh salad bar at the restaurant of his choice!! Jane at the beach with NO shoes on!

To: Moonglow who wrote (5801)	4/21/1998 11:05:00 PM
From: Perry M.	Respond to of 7703

Good post. I've been in since post 645 and agree that there are a lot of good people on this thread. There is no way I could provide info. as timely as it is presented here. It seems that we owe thanks to many, especially Mr. D for supporting the price of the stock early on. By helping himself he helped many of us get where we are today with this company much sooner than we would have. I've learned a lot from reading this thread including all of the negative posts. Typing bothers my hands so I lurk. My name is Perry. I am a DGIV-aholic. ( Perry at his computer drowning in profit. )

To: Moonglow who wrote (5801)	4/21/1998 11:18:00 PM
From: Allan B.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7703

Thanks for the post. I have 800 hard earned shares, so I fall into the small investor category. I bought the last hundred shares today at 6 because the price does have staying power. It doesn't have the great downward volatility that some small stocks have, and that gives me a lot of confidence. There are a lot of people long on this stock and I am one of them. I would like to thank all the people who written informative research posts.Also, rocketman, I followed him over here after reading his ORBI posts on another message board. It makes my job much easier. My work hours are out of whack with the great majority of posts so I basically come home crank up the machine and read. When I read Juanita's post, however, it did inspire me to write something. My contribution is to point out that the New York Time's Circuits section on Thursday led with a story on Internet Phone Calls. In the graphics box they pointed out that a ten minute call New York to Brisbane on AT&T was $4.70 during the cheapest calling period(plus a $3 monthly plan fee) The same call routed over IDT was $1.80 at any time. It pointed out that the sound was perfectly acceptable. It went on to say that the long distance titans were about to gear up to meet the challenge but I get the opinion that they were hoping to meet this challenge through regulatory control. The old levelling the playing field tactic. Unfortunately for them the game played on this field is about to change big time. BTW, I think I saw a great example of the games that MM's play today. The New York Bagel Exchange (NYBE) rose on no news for a gain of 33 1/3% over the previous close. The astounding volume to drive up this price was 600 shares traded. Allan