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To: Spytrdr who wrote (12805)	6/12/1998 6:18:00 AM
From: Ronaldo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Good Morning: I found this at the MTEI thread, on Stinky Defective, sorry if you have already seen it: To: BILL L (430 ) From: DavidCG Thursday, Jun 11 1998 11:20PM ET Reply # of 445 Well lookee here what dirt was found on the almighty STOCK DETECTIVE. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Message 4805979 Interesting info on Stock Detective - I copied the following text from Yahoo Overvalued Stocks PNLK board. Posted today: **IMPORTANT***** BB_Expose (43/M/Vancouver BC) Jun 10 1998 11:03AM EDT You all might be interested in... Unfounded statements made by an Internet publication named The Stock Detective have hurt many of you. On a regular basis this publication publishes its OPINION about various stocks traded on the NASDASQ BB system. A system and listing that is a place of incubation for many companies that do not have the wherewithal to be formally listed on a major exchange. Unfortunately, this system leads to abuses, both by the listed companies and by the markets themselves. Add to this the component of US regulations not permitting US brokerages to short these BB issues and Canadian brokerages the ability to do so, and you have a volatile situation. It now appears that the parent of The Stock Detective, AXXESS Inc. Symbol, AXXS, 201 Park Place, Suite 321, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701, (407) 834-4443 is one such BB issue. It does not report any numbers, is not formally listed on any of the major exchanges. Only on the BB, pink sheets if you will the same place that The Stock Detective focus's its attention, looking for "scams." Furthermore, it appears that The Stock Detective was itself the target of a shorting campaign last December to drive its price down severely. businessweek.com Now what has all this to do with the price of rice you might say? Rumor has it, only rumor mind you, that The Stock Detective, or certain people associated with The Stock Detective and/ or its principals, are now working in concert with a certain Canadian brokerage firm, and is taking very large short positions in various US BB issues. Then, when the timing is appropriate, The Stock Detective publishes their negative and usually unsubstantiated "expose" (death by innuendo,) to accomplish the obvious. It would appear, if this rumor were proven factual, that The Stock Detective has found a way to get even with the shorter's that did them in last December. Furthermore, if these rumors can be proven, it would appear that The Stock Detective may have to face formal charges from the SEC on behalf of stateside investors in other BB listed securities. Has your stock price ever been affected by the opinions of The Stock Detective? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> It's about time they get a taste of their own medicine. Good Trading! -DavidCG \| Previous \| Next \| Respond \| View 2 replies to this messag

To: Spytrdr who wrote (12805)	6/12/1998 9:05:00 AM
From: lazarre	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

This AM rec'd this article off of an internet on-line info service I subscribe to. This sector and the opportunities to be derived seem to be growing exponentially with each passing day. <<<Net telephony seen as opportunity for ISPs A new study from telecommunications industry researchers Killen & Associates says there is an opportunity for ISPs and smaller telecommunications carriers to grab an early position in a $9.3 billion market (by 2002) for Internet telephony services. The report says traditional long distance leaders MCI, and Sprint have been slow to offer Internet Protocol voice service partly because they risk reducing the revenues they derive from established customers. This leaves a window for swift new competitors, the researchers believe. "To date, the most aggressive IP voice offerings have come from ISPs and new entrants including Qwest Communication and IDT," said Karl Duffy, director, Telecommunications Services. >>> My prediction: Before the end of 1998, Digicom's name will begin appearing in similar articles. L