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To: bigjoe who wrote (84)	4/24/1998 9:00:00 PM
From: robert b	Respond to of 422

hey bigjoe - complex problem ... 1st you state you don't usually comment on threads so why break your record here ... and second if you want to hide your true identity they go say your 2 cents worth (or one share's worth) on fund lib where the other no nonsense statements are quoted ... from rich and richer

To: bigjoe who wrote (84)	4/24/1998 9:15:00 PM
From: peter hogan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 422

bigjoe, You might be wise to follow the stock tips of dumb and dumber because both EMG and QTC are going through the roof as we speak while IBI continues to trade at it's 52 week low. Dumb and Dumber are trying to save you guys from future losses and show you where you can make gains now! Will the real Dumb and Dumber please stand up.....bigjoe Peter

To: bigjoe who wrote (84)	4/27/1998 3:30:00 PM
From: Doug Heuring	Respond to of 422

bigjoe, and all other ibic followers here is latest from ibic, ir dept This is to inform you that late last week I responded to a question by email stating that a "reverse split" is not out of consideration by IBI Corporation.ÿ I do apologize, as this was an error.ÿ Having spoke to CEO and Chairman Mr. Edward Lai he has con luded that a "reverse split is definitely not an option being considered by IBI Corporation.ÿ Again I do apoligize for the confusion that my earilier email may have caused.ÿ Please note that Mr. Lai is one of the largest shareholders of IBIC and does not believe this to be in the best intrest of IBI Corporation or its shareholders. -Lloyd Clarke