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To: bullmarket who wrote (15789)	6/25/1998 12:44:00 AM
From: Dolfan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Attention Please Read Folks I have been analyzing this situation very careful, as I am sure everyone else has...David a previous shareholder...hmmmmmmmmm Read his post carefully. Somebody as smart as him would have never caught up in a scam! I asked analyst10 privately about David Fidler. His reply David who??? Yet they both joined the same night! (Hint next time time it a little better) Also they always seem to show up together, oops, I blew the cover...We probably won't see that again. This is David's first and second post. Note mention of the Notes! Also notice the simularity of discussion in relation to analyst10... 1) To: +bullmarket (13758 ) From: +David Fidler Wednesday, Jun 17 1998 9:53PM ET Reply # of 15793 Patience the company is broke 2) To: +BILL L (13763 ) From: +David Fidler Wednesday, Jun 17 1998 10:10PM ET Reply # of 15793 Yes, Bill news is imminent. I am very worried. I purchased 6000 shares at an average price of about 4 1/2. I called a college room mate of mine who works at Goldman Sachs who reavealed some very disturbing news to me. He claims the company is broke. He sent me a copy of their financials that show the company would be completely insolvent if it were'nt for 3 notes receivable from three different foreign firms. These notes are not collateralized and therefore worthless. He continued to tell me that it is common practice for companys that are unlisted to pad their books with such gibbrish, since their finacials are unaudited.He called the company to ask the names of these 3 foreign firms so that he could contact them and verify there existance. the company was unable to provide him with any names. How can they be buying shares in the open market with no money ?