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To: L. R. Hamilton who wrote (2606)	6/24/1998 11:07:00 AM
From: Steve Lamont	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2636

Wow, good start to the stock today. Did anyone else get a phone call last night from some kind of 'proxy' service. They ask me if I had any question about the proxy (also gave me a 1-800 number if I had any question later). I wonder if they are having problems getting the proper votes for the merger or is this proper protocol Steve.

To: L. R. Hamilton who wrote (2606)	6/26/1998 9:48:00 PM
From: Northern Marlin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2636

I've been off-line for a week. I really can't offer any insight to how the proposed purchase of TCI by AT&T will affect ATCT. I can't even give an educated guess whether the recent price increase on heavier volume has anything to do with AT&T/TCI. Before I left on vacation I received an e-mail from Scott Guffey. Most of that e-mail was his response to another shareholder's questions regarding the merger (see JMARTISEK on the investors' board on AOL). But he also responded to an earlier question that I had asked about the merged company's renewed dependence on AT&T for revenues. Ordinarily I would post this sort of information sooner, but Mr. Guffey's figures were current through 12/31/97. I sent another e-mail asking for a breakdown of revenues by client for IQI through 3/31/98. Mr. Guffey declined to provide that information, considering that IQI is still a private company. So, below is the e-mail regarding how the merger will affect the merged company's dependence on AT&T and its other top customers: By the way, AT&T was 29% of ATC's calendar 1997 revenue - proforma for the Merger, it would have been 33% of Aegis' 1997 revenue. Also, ATC's top 10 clients accounted for 97% of CY97 revenue while, proforma for the Merger, Aegis' top 10 clients would have generated 54% of revenue. The Merger will diversify our client base. Regards, Scott Guffey