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To: larscot who wrote (33440)	5/5/1998 4:35:00 PM
From: Martin P. Smith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

At least we dont issue our financials with caveats that they are subject to revision. biz.yahoo.com from the above link "The consumer services giant said in a statement the earnings of $0.26 per share may be subject to slight revisions because of the previously announced continuing investigation of accounting irregularities. A restatement is expected by the summer, Cendant said." CD 24 3/8 24 9/16

To: larscot who wrote (33440)	5/5/1998 6:56:00 PM
From: Stephen B. Temple	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

Subject: ftel - ready, set, go! Date: Tue, 5 May 1998 15:18:30 -0400 From: "Nakpairat, Mike" To: <hi-temp@fnet.net> The company should now be able to make the stock move if they are interested in doing so. All it takes is a steady stream of well worded and well timed significant news releases. The road is now clear for positive news to elevate the stock without unwarranted interference. The downward pressure of 1,400,00 shares sold for no other reason then to take money off the table over a 10 week period has ended. - Another lackluster 10Q is out and will soon be behind us. Hopefully, the company feels that very significant increases in stock price could have a very positive impact on the company's success. Get the street really excited in Ftel/Fnet and huge benefits could be seen from the increased exposure, name recognition and industry presence. To see this benefit though, the price will have to hold its gains and not retreat like in the past. How much of an influence would a share price of $12 have on a NASDAQ listing....if this gets us into NASDAQ, how will this impact the chances of obtaining a large capital investor at a satisfactory price/share...and if all that should happen...then what impact would these events have on getting a solid underwriter for the Fnet IPO with excellent terms...given these sequence of actions, how quickly could a worldwide IT network be set up to generate call revenue and DVG sales? This company is a perfect Cinderella story in the making if its potential is correctly marketed and its accomplishments satisfactorily revealed. Should we start with another "best of show award" news release? Mike