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To: acyberguy who wrote (2064)	5/14/1998 10:05:00 PM
From: Logistics	Respond to of 9440

I am Lankry. I received a call from one of GaBard's boys telling me to buy all of the MEGH I could afford and to tell everyone I knew. I am holding to my word and will not reveal who I received the call from. He claimed that it was going to be a $4.00 stock within 45 days. Claimed that it was "being run by the same guys that ran SURG." Claimed that GBard found out about the deal on a trip to Vegas, I believe. Investment bankers blah blah blah... I made the cardinal mistake of believing something that sounded too good to be true and I bought. Sold my position between .15 - .20. My average price in was .23. Took approximately a $3000.00 loss. GBard will try to blame the decline on me but I have been out for a few days and publicly stated that I had exited my position. I owned 50K shares. The person who called me knows that to be a fact. If the stock shows any sign of recovery I can always buy it back. I hope MEGH recovers and you all make a ton off it. I have introduced the stock to others who are not internet players and they are still holding as well. In the meantime I am sure that those holding MEGH will blame me for the decline - scapegoat as usual. Utterly ridiculous. If the stock has what it is supposed to have my 50K shares don't make a damn bit of difference. Sure is a damn lot more that 50K shares being sold over the past week. JL