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To: musicguy who wrote (26767)	6/21/1998 5:55:00 PM
From: Tx Buck	Respond to of 34592

Tried to flip you one but skinned my knuckles on the screen...or maybe that was from dragging them on the ground. Think I'll go drink some beer.

To: musicguy who wrote (26767)	6/22/1998 2:23:00 PM
From: richard p. martino	Respond to of 34592

MG, I just found this and thought you might find it interesting. I'll check to see if they offer a free trial period. "WWQuote offers continually updating quotes without the need for special software. Their service is java based which means all you need is a java compatible browser such as Netscape Navigator 2.0 or above. Since practically all trading software is designed for the PC platform, WWQuote is one of the only real-time quote services available to Mac and Linux users." wwquote.com rpm

To: musicguy who wrote (26767)	6/25/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: dwight vickers	Respond to of 34592

forbes.com Here is an excerpt from the article: "A small army of "freelance" stock promoters sell their services to Nasdaq issuers in exchange for either cash or cheap stock. These folks promise to produce a big increase in volume or to get the stock to a certain price. They do it by getting some friends to post bullish "information" about the stock on the Internet. By sounding knowledgeable about the company, these freelancers impress the Internet's stock market junkies, who buy into the story." This article is a couple of years old. The "army" has grown much larger. Dwight