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Microcap & Penny Stocks : IASCA - IAS Communications Inc -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TelcomMan who wrote (105)	5/10/1998 10:31:00 AM
From: Terry Lyon	Respond to of 365

Only problem with IASCA, which is the same for REG and RGUS (some of the same people), they do not keep investors well informed of company activies (if any) which has spooked a lot of investors of REG and RGUS. I like ITKG better because MW keeps investors up to date. I plan to buy more ITKG but no more IASCA until I hear great news from the company. Terry

To: TelcomMan who wrote (105)	5/10/1998 8:47:00 PM
From: BruSi	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 365

Telecom man, unfortunately Gordon and John Robertson, otherwise referred to as the 'Dabbler' have lied plenty of times before and pretty shamelessly. take a look at the REG thread on SI and on AOL to get a feeling for the contempt many of us investors have for these people. And Think about why, each and every company these people are involved in seems to be LOSING money. I would not take the patent dispute too lightly if I were you. People have been averaging down on the Dabbler's stocks forever, and there is very little room left to average down on. REG for one is very close to Zero, down to one dollar from an all-time high of $6.75, and down to a trickle of activity from a Record month of 30,000,000 shares just over two years ago. And what beef is there to this company after the Dabbler announced "I believe we will soon enter into licensing or joint venture greements"?........ABSOLUTELY ZIPPO, NADA, NOTHING. Just the usual heavy doses of shoveled REGspectations. Ask the dabbler to send you a letter stating he will personally cover your losses should there be some beef to the Patent Infringement lawsuit. if he is so damned sure there is nothing to it, he'll definitely send you one eh? BruSi