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To: John Fairbanks who wrote (17271)	5/12/1998 11:38:00 PM
From: Mackie	Respond to of 27968

FAMH is a joke right now. What kind of company's CEO spends time looking over nervous investors on the internet? I guess that they don't have enough work to do? Maybe they need to roll up their sleeves and work on that WEBSITE? Then maybe count the number of outstanding shares and report financials to the SEC! Anyone interested, call the SEC. Tod must not be able to dial the 800 number? Or he can see the light at the end of the tunnel? One question, with it being MAY 1998, with an Audit performed at the beginning of the year for the 1997 books? With acquisition/merger talks with ATRIX on the NASDAQ? Can someone explain to me why/how FAMH can not report to the SEC by now? And don't give me the time factor! For one, Accountants know the time factor in filing everything, they are too easily the excuse. Secondly, every filing has a PUBLIC filing number issued before submitting the report to the SEC...so where's the NUMBER? To submit the report the SEC firsts gives the company the filing number for all interested parties, including shareholders (Boy, could that be why the SEC had to call FAMH on Thursday - last week, just every shareholder wanted this "number" that FAMH would have had weeks ago, if they were going to file with the SEC. Then finally, the audit/financials/balance sheet for 1997 had to be completed in order for ATRIX's board of directors to evalute FAMH's offer. Well I believe everyone knows how that story ended, so...can any of the FAMH hypsters tell us their explanations to these events. I can't wait to hear these excuses...No hold on...why not give Mr. Monas or Adam Arif a reason to post useful information. Thanks, Mackie

To: John Fairbanks who wrote (17271)	5/13/1998 12:02:00 AM
From: Kurt N	Respond to of 27968

I almost forgot about the Overvalued Dog email. Kurt

To: John Fairbanks who wrote (17271)	5/13/1998 2:39:00 AM
From: Tod C	Respond to of 27968

John, The UD did NOT say Arif was wrong. They said *about 50M outstanding shares (the number can be reduced, as FAMH has a stock buy-back program.* Time will tell. From Undervalued Dog Q: I heard that Mr. Adam said on SI board that free trading shares are 48 M shares. Who is right? A: Free trading shares are about 16M shares with about 50M outstanding shares (the number can be reduced, as FAMH has a stock buy-back program) . We have confirmed these numbers with very reliable sources.