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

To: Go Team who wrote (2443)	5/29/1998 8:14:00 PM
From: Financial Internet Group	Respond to of 3967

response from Joe Lanza To All, In regards to FIG, where did you get $25,000 from? FIG gets $10,000 a month from the $30,000 that IWIC is supposed to get (depending on Joe V's mood). What FIG has done, is to contact thousands of investors. Keep in mind the the bulk of IWIC's remaining $20,000 goes to rent, phones, ect.. which Joe V, Cliff Casey, and Dal Grauer also used. That is not the reason why they left. There is another game being played. Joe V and the board had no qualms about me advancing money to the company. Getting paid back, however, was another story. I have been trying to get paid back on some of the money that was owed to me. Since the company can't afford to pay me back in cash, I am trying to convert the debt into equity. I started this over a year ago, and Joe V has fought against me. And you say that he is my puppet? Joe V has claimed that I have abused him these last few months. Well, if he was here now, I would be demanding his resignation, and that a new board be elected by the shareholders. Between the Xecom vs Xecom and the Proctor deal, it is obvious they they have no interest in the shareholders. Put Dennis Casey as President and Debora Leanard as CFO. Put outside telecomunications people on the board, and I will give up my contract without sueing for breach of contract. I agree that my usefulness is about to end with ASTG, and I want my investment and notes to have value. Joe Lanza

To: Go Team who wrote (2443)	5/29/1998 8:19:00 PM
From: Marie Newell	Respond to of 3967

Dan, No. I'm not saying that if the 10-K & Q came out today the stock would be $7.00. What I was saying is I should have called a shareholders meeting 18 months ago. By doing that, I could of told the shareholders what I thought then. They would have had the right to vote new management in that was qualified and had the expertise that is needed for this company. With that kind of management in this company, you would have had a stock at $7.00 or perhaps higher and we wouldn't be sitting here at our computers today! As far as North Atlantic, I'm sorry I have never heard that name. Not saying Joe hasn't, you would have to bring that up with him. Maesa? What a pathetic mess, you'll get no argument here, I agree. Jayne

To: Go Team who wrote (2443)	5/30/1998 2:19:00 PM
From: Financial Internet Group	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3967

Response from Joe Lanza Dan, I have never heard of North Atlantic. Joe Lanza

To: Go Team who wrote (2443)	5/30/1998 5:21:00 PM
From: Financial Internet Group	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3967

Response from Joe Lanza Danny, Now I understand. I did not know Dave Gilbert was shorting until after the fact. The SEC showed me some accounts. Gilbert got me good, and by the way, Tom Coldicut never lost his license. Danny you also forget that I felt so bad about Maesa, that I have dumped over a million into it, trying to save it. Once again, I did not know that Gilbert was shorting until a year after the fact. That is the truth. Joe Lanza PS. If I had known, and didn't tell you, then would have deserved your anger and more.