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To: macker who wrote (6582)	5/16/1998 10:29:00 PM
From: Secret_Agent_Man	Respond to of 50264

Great post macker and Everyone else Today. These one Up Posts are TOO MUCH! <VBG> The brigade/Blockade of any Selling will Crush the Shorts as we also BUY on ANY DIP... They lower the price we BUY! They raise the Price we BUY! It's a WIN, WIN, for US and a LOSE, LOSE, for those who would try otherwise. The only TRUE DIRECTION is UP for DGIV! TO INFINITY and BEYOND........

To: macker who wrote (6582)	5/16/1998 10:33:00 PM
From: bullmarket	Respond to of 50264

WOW!!!! IF those were "a couple of thoughts", I cannot wait to see what would happen when you decide to share more than "a couple of thoughts" <GGG>

To: macker who wrote (6582)	5/16/1998 10:33:00 PM
From: Mark S. Schroeder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

Stock price wont go down. The company is still buying back it's shares at the present time. There hasn't been an announcement since March in regards to how many they have purchased. So far I've seen 50,000 shrs. taken off the table by the company out of the 1,500,000 with 1,450,000 shrs. left. Even if it was 50,000 a week through April, they still have 1,250,000. The company and most of all the strong shareholder support give's Jimmy the confidence to be the best he can be at closing sales. This company is for real.

To: macker who wrote (6582)	5/16/1998 10:57:00 PM
From: sandstuff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Internet technology for the phone market is at least 10 TIMES greater than the computer market. "In January 1997, there were an estimated 60 million Internet users worldwide, and some 741 million traditional telephone users. There were many more new telephone lines installed in 1996 (48 million) than new Internet host computers (6.7 million). This relationship is also apparent in the derived revenues, where $670 billion were gained in public telecommunications, and $5 billion in Internet services." When the "internet crazed" stockmarket understands the above... _________________ (you fill in the blanks)

To: macker who wrote (6582)	5/17/1998 12:14:00 AM
From: Lazarus Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

An interesting reaction... to me at least :-) You know, it seemed like everytime I read the board last week, I saw a macker message screaming SOUTH AMERICA. I found it really interesting that I saw no follow-up posts from the gallery here with research or guesses as to what that might mean. So, I spent more than a little bit of time looking at the South American countries, populations, telephone networks, etc. I was planning on finishing the research today and posting my findings (and a guess, of course <g>). I got sidetracked with responding to some of the earlier posts today and attending to some family duties. After reading and re-reading the posts made today, I realized I just didn't have an appetite for it. Why? BECAUSE IT JUST DOESN'T MATTER! The posts today, the newsletter, the chat with Roger Templeton, the research and insightful comments have all combined to give me a quiet confidence that this company is destined for greatness. As stated before, the infrastructure is sound and in place. Obvious company strengths match to critical (or key) success factors. The only thing I can think of that is missing is huge amounts of capital to fund the growth. Macker and Byron have been telling us about "deep pockets" for a while now. I would say that Mr. Templeton himself provided the circumstantial evidence to back their statements. The Dharma money has not been touched, but we were able to purchase an Indonesian phone company. We have closed or are very close to several contracts. The deals require capital - its a part of Digitcom's strategy in acquiring the deals. Yet, the Dharma money has not been touched - and there seems to be no let-up in pursuing additional contracts. How does a small company like Digitcom accomplish that? The answer is obvious and has been stated for some time. The contracts will come. It doesn't matter who's next because by all appearances they are coming as fast as the company can handle them. They are being done whether or not I guess who's next. I don't need to anticipate the company. I have confidence. The mosaic tiles are falling into place. Lazarus P.S. Doesn't mean I can't get excited if someone were to tell me where negotiations were taking place or deals done <vbg>