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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Airstar Technologies, Inc. (ASTG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Thomas Jon Swift who wrote (2322)	5/26/1998 12:58:00 PM
From: Dan L.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3967

Thomas Jon Swift, You are correct on your previous posting. Many of you are right on numerous statements. First, it was the responsibility of Vigliarolo to file the K & Q. Lanza wouldn't have a clue on how to put one together. It is also safe to say that Lanza had no control over the deal he brought to the table that was rejected by management. There was nothing he could do to keep the negotiations going. He did everything possible to keep the deal on the table. The problem wasn't from the company who was brought in by Lanza, it was Airstar's management. There own personal greed and motives are what made the deal die. If I had to wager a guess, I would put my chips on Vigliarolo and management that they never had any intentions of doing this deal. Vigliarolo is in for a big surprise. Right now he is feeling very confident and sure of himself. After all, he thinks he has Lanza out of the picture, he is holding all the cards and soon he will have a company that has a nice chunk of change. But understand, this guy hasn't thought this entire game plan through. He has one missing link that he hasn't even thought about. That missing link will be his demise. Also, Vigliarolo has "burned" to many people at this juncture, there will be no turning back. And it was all done out of greed. In the end, he will have nothing. He's young though, and when you have a swollen head and think your smarter than the guy next to you, you need a few hard knocks and that's what is ahead for Vigliarolo. As for the shareholders, hang in there. This game is far from over. With a few new players coming aboard this company will do well. It won't be a pretty picture the entire time but it will come out well for you guys. Dan L.

To: Thomas Jon Swift who wrote (2322)	5/26/1998 1:23:00 PM
From: Wes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3967

TJS & ALL: By all means Joe L., keep us informed. Use the staff at PROFIT MAGAZINE if you have not already thought of it. Just be careful not to let the smoke get in your eyes. Wes

To: Thomas Jon Swift who wrote (2322)	5/26/1998 2:02:00 PM
From: Wes	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3967

**********JOE VIGLIAROLO, DENNIS CASEY, ET AL.******** The Shareholders want to hear from you. A news bulletin today is the best way to do it. Joe L. controls the Web Site, FIG and stuff so a bulletin is it for now. You are being subjected to a full court press by Joe Lanza, FIG, IWIC , PROFIT MAGAZINE and anyone else that can be recruited by a telephone, fax and internet blitz. This is no time to be cautious. SCHNELL, RAPIDE, PRONTO, RAPIDO, MOVE IT!! Wes

To: Thomas Jon Swift who wrote (2322)	5/26/1998 7:12:00 PM
From: milton schmidtz	Respond to of 3967

Mr. Swift, You could very well be correct on your opinion of Mr. Vigliarolo. When I spoke with Financial Internet Group today, they told me they hadn't received any notification on what there status was with Airstar Technolgies. I have to say, I find that rather peculiar. But, then again, with weak management and the actions from this Board of Director's, it really shouldn't surprise any of us. From what I was told, Mr. Lanza is moving forward with his game plan. Financial Internet Group would not elaborate on what that plan is and said they were not in a position to speak on Mr.Lanza's behalf. The only thing they would tell me is it will be an unpleasant legal battle which could hinder the company from moving forward at this current time. From what I could gather Mr. Vigliarolo has put the company in a real liable position by these latest turn of events. If this is the case, where is his loyalty to the shareholders and the future of this company? I also asked about the 10-K & Q. Financial Internet Group had not been informed of the status of the filings. They said that when Mr. Vigliarolo walked out with Indian Wells Investments equipment, he left a great deal of accounting records, legal correspondence, documents, copies of cancelled checks and registers as well as other related documents that are pertinent to Airstar Technolgies. The gentleman I spoke to said Mr. Vigliarolo wasn't to smooth on his moving expedition and left a paper trail that could damage him. In addition, I guess where there office is located, there is a food market across the street and a friend of someone who works at the offices witnessed the people moving the equipment and paperwork or documents out of the office Thursday evening and has identified them and made a statement to the authorities. Where that stands currently I don't know but it sounded serious to me. So what I could interpret is there must be something that could implicate Mr. Vigliarolo on many levels. Have you heard anything today, Mr. Swift? Did you speak with Financial Internet Group? I tried to reach Mr. Lanza several times and the only thing I was told was he was in meetings with several attorneys and was not to be disturbed. Sounded serious whatever was taking place. I will let you know if I hear from Mr. Lanza. Milton