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To: D & G who wrote (58)	5/15/1998 2:25:00 PM
From: Don Walster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 75

Hi D & G! I used to own arlcf. I sold it at 3 1/2 with a small profit. My reason for doing so was because of the over supply of small underfinanced companies that are getting into this act. I could give you a long list, each of which has glowing reports of what they expect. Four examples are dgiv, arlcf, etel, and ftel. Of these ftel appears to be attracting the most attention based on volume and interest on SI and Yahoo. Also, etel just won the Lan Times competition against voclf from which voclf is now recovering. A strong feeling has been expressed that most of these under financed budding enteprises will fall by the wayside. I still think arlcf looks good, but I think it will be a long, slow wait, against increasingly tough competition from people with deeper pockets, cisco, lucent, att, voclf and others. I hope I have not offended anyone by my candor. You asked what I thought, and I felt obliged to give you an honest answer. If arlcf gets back to 2 I will get back in. Maybe I have missed the boat by selling at 3 1/2. Kindest regards, Don