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To: Joe Copia who wrote (3026)5/19/1998 9:56:00 AM
From: Wayne Rumball  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25711
 
SOLU;
o: MonteChristo (234 )
From: MonteChristo
Tuesday, May 19 1998 9:42AM ET
Reply # of 236

Looks like deal has been finalized.

Wireless Data Solutions and Angellcom Communications Sign Letter of Intent

LEESBURG, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 19, 1998--Wireless Data Solutions
Inc. (OTC BB:SOLU - news), announced Tuesday that it has signed a Letter of Intent
with Angellcom Communications Inc. of Santa Monica, Calif. involving a 220 MHz
wireless network in Mexico.

The name of an existing subsidiary of the company has been changed to Angellcom
International Inc. of which Angellcom Communications will own 49% and Wireless
Data will own 51%. The subsidiary has no debt, and the initial assets will consist of 10
U.S. 220 MHz narrowband channels, and 49% ownership of Radiodigital 220
(RD220), a Mexican corporation.

RD220 was selected by the Mexican government to install and test a 220 MHz system
in Mexico City giving the company the responsibility for all phases. Roberto Zambrano
of Mexico is President of RD220. He is chairman of the board of Telecommunications
Publicas y Privadas, S.A., a board member of CEMEX, the world's third largest
cement company and a customer of Wireless Data, and a board member of Banco
Mexicano and Banca Serfin, and a number of other companies. Marc Angell is CEO
and the founder of Angellcom Communications and was instrumental in founding
Roamer One Network which is owned by Intek Global Corp. (NASDAQ:IGLC -
news), the largest provider of 220 MHz systems in the world. Erik Wallsten, a Mexican
citizen, is serving as manager of RD220 and is considered a telecommunications
specialist in the areas of telephone, data, satellite and computer systems. His consulting
clients have included Morgan Bank, Chase Bank, RCA, GM, GTE, Hughes and others.
Midland Radio which is owned by IGLC, has delivered the equipment for the test site.
Testing will be done in conjunction with COFETEL, a branch of the Communication
and Transport Ministry of Mexico, and is expected to take 6-12 weeks after
installation. RD220 intends to build-out a nationwide operating 220 MHz voice and
data system in Mexico.

Mike McLaughlin, CEO and president of Wireless Data Solutions said: ''Our
contribution to this project is funding and management participation. Funding will
commence upon completion of the business plan which is being prepared. The interest is
growing rapidly with contributing factors being Mexico's 6% growth rate in 1997,
telecommunications being recognized as a top priority, a strong management team, and
tremendous revenue potential. I believe funding will be completed quickly, and we could
have revenue contribution to Wireless Data before the end of the year. As part of our
Letter of Intent, we have the right of first refusal to acquire Angellcom
Communications.''



To: Joe Copia who wrote (3026)5/19/1998 10:03:00 AM
From: Joe Copia  Read Replies (7) | Respond to of 25711
 
TO ALL ON THREAD: Tomorrow Weds, 5-20-98 will be my last day where I can pay full attention to the thread for ~ 4 months.

I will be in and out and will only be able to pick/buy 1 or 2 stocks a week.

This saddens me deeply but I will still be around but not near as attentive as I want to be.

Let's keep this thread a "class act" and not let it degenerate into a "momo/spam/hype" thread.

I hope to have a super pick for my last day.

Joe PTG&LI !!!

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