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To: Yongzhi Yang who wrote (3210)	6/4/1998 12:00:00 PM
From: LOCATOR	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9096

FOUND THIS ON BOBZ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLFM post from AOL...... PROFIT TAKER rahnk@epix.net -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: plfm from sowl Date: Thu, 4 Jun 1998 01:55:49 EDT From: TEK369@aol.com To: rahnk@epix.net Subject: Greetings! Date: Thu, Jun 4, 1998 00:10 EDT From: SOWL Message-id: 1998060404105700.AAA03865@ladder03.news.aol.com Just returned from a five day fishing trip on the West Coast and it took a while to read all the posts. For what its worth, I do change oil and mop floors! I even do windows! To those naysayers, I would like to say thankyou! Your efforts have driven PLFM price down and have allowed me (and some of PLFMs partners probably) to accumulate more stock. Did you ever think that maybe PLFM's partners (lawyers) are intentionally creating this problem to buy in at deflated prices? When you start playing with the big boys its a dog eat dog world. Also, I would imagine that Howard is following the lead of ADC and others (business management group) at this point. After all, when dealing with experts its best to defer to their expertise. Investor Relations is being replaced at their advice. Press Release is being delayed presumedly at their advice. Sure, as an investor, especially for you day traders and others looking for a quick pop, not getting a release when you expect--or even when promised--quite frankly is unacceptable. BUT for the long term holder, nothing has changed in terms of fundamentals. Remember: 1. The initial test was EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL 2. PLFM is working with MAJOR companies and agencies--ADC, JPL, TELESP, and others 3. Negotiators have returned from Brazil and allegedly have received what they wanted 4. PLFM has a commitment from MAJOR Investment bank for financing 5. Finally, and I have said this over and over, DON'T FORGET THE SPACE DIVISION. The Space Division is headed by the likes of Skip Holmes, the most decorated Vietnam War pilot, and Col Robert Ettinger, from Edwards Airforce Base. These men, like ADC, JPL and others, are BIG PLAYERS. It is my understanding that Howard and Skip Holmes will be leaving to close a MAJOR deal with their JV partners (again some of the biggest names in aerospace) within the month! So, pardon me if I am not worried by no release and am still accumulating! I posted a while ago that without news of a signed contract we would see a gradual erosion in stock price. Its only natural that people panic and lose interest. Howard, if you are reading these posts, good luck and hang in there. I'm sure that if it was up to you we would have a release. Five years from now you'll look back on these times and smile! Good luck everyone. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wed Jun 3 11:15pm This message read 33 times

To: Yongzhi Yang who wrote (3210)	6/5/1998 8:40:00 PM
From: RavenCrazy	Respond to of 9096

It is so refreshing to come over here and see people able to make objections to the policy companies have of not releasing news when they say they will. It happens all the time with bbs, and I guess it just comes with the territory, but I am so TIRED of threads where a person mentions it and is attacked for not being long, for CARING about when news comes out. Looks like some straight shooters here. And the point is well taken. Eventually a shareholder gets fed up with deadlines not being met and he sells, rarely to buy back in. Hurts the company's name badly. Sorry to be cranky, but eager over the rise today, Raven