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To: paulmcg0 who wrote (16214)	6/29/1998 12:34:00 AM
From: Dolfan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

DLD Internet Long Distance Telecommunications Corporate Summary 1.0 Executive Summary Digital Long Distance Corporation (DLD) is a Internet telecommunications company spun-off from its parent, Digitcom Interactive Multimedia Company, a ten-year old Computer Telephony Interface (CTI) manufacturer and software entity. DLD will be a facilitator, owning and operating with joint venture foreign-based partners, and, where appropriate, Company-owned and operated, Internet/Public Switched Telephone Network gateway equipment. DLD will operate, in concert with its affiliated local operations abroad, an Internet-based data network which will provide to offshore and U.S.-based companies the ability to transport faxes, voice messages, and actual real time voice communications internationally with digital fidelity and much lower costs by utilizing DLD's Patent Pending technologies: Facsimile transmission - (FAXport) International voice "store & forward" - (VOXport) International portable call reorigination - (Mobile Callback) DLD has filed U.S. patents for the above technologies over the past few months. The technologies have been fully proved in the field and are now operational between Hong Kong, Hawaii, and Los Angeles. The Company is in the final stages of testing a product that delivers full duplex, real time voice communications over the Internet. DLD engineers have designed to the current international standards for such communications products, with the mandate to improve the quality of performance and interoperability beyond competing products. The Company has initiated a patent on a solution that achieves that goal. DLD has implemented the build-out of its Network Operations Center (NOC) co-located at the site of the largest Internet access point (NAP) operated by a U.S. Federally-Funded Agency, ISI. The NOC will be linked to all offshore points-of-presence and the DLD Network administration facilities in Hawaii. In short, DLD will be both a high volume, low-cost telecommunications facilitator internationally, as well as a service provider. As a service provider, DLD will furnish its foreign-based operations with: 1) low-cost point-to-point voice communications between the United States and the world with Mobile Callback and VOXport; 2) very low-cost facsimile transmission among all markets with FAXport; 3) remote technical support (in conjunction with trained local personnel); 4) global billing and collections; and 5) full tariff implementation and adjustment on the fly (by country, by day part, etc.). The Company is prepared to implement multilateral and bilateral Internet long distance services pending completion of capital funding and finalization of certain joint venture partnerships. The commitment of financial and operational resources by strategic partners in the roll-out of "points-of-presence" gateways will hasten the deployment of the network, and will cover much of the marketing and customer service cost of operations. Because of the high margins available at this time, and the relatively low cost of establishing and maintaining points-of-presence, the Company expects to be profitable in the second year of operations. While the Company has developed the key technologies with internal resources, and has undertaken the placement of network access nodes to Pacific Rim locales with the cooperation of potential partners, Management recognizes that the task of full-scale implementation of the DLD communications network will require significant Capital participation by investors. Rapid deployment of the Company's unique technologies in many national markets is essential to establishing and holding substantial market share. Digital Long Distance Corporation is a California corporation founded by Jimmy Chin, Chairman and CEO of Digitcom Interactive Multimedia Company.

To: paulmcg0 who wrote (16214)	6/29/1998 12:40:00 AM
From: Danimal	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

We aren't relying on hype. We are relying on current contracts, acquisitions, and future potential. 1) For contract information, please refer to one of my previous posts: www3.techstocks.com 2) Acquisitions include JD International and PT. Erakomindo Puranusa 3) Future potential is obvious biz.yahoo.com - $25M from Germany biz.yahoo.com - Union Bank of Switzerland biz.yahoo.com - Soon to be on Nasdaq biz.yahoo.com - Soon to be on Jakarta Stock Exchange

To: paulmcg0 who wrote (16214)	6/29/1998 12:49:00 AM
From: Moonglow	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 50264

Well I'm sure that you must know that cocaine used to be legal in this country. In fact, the original Coca-cola formula contained cocaine. I was in Columbia, South America, and I ordered a coke...and it was DELICIOUS!!! Better than what we have here...and what we have here is pretty good. Anyway, I asked why the coca cola there was so much better than it is here in the U.S., and I was told that it was because they still made it using the original formula. Now I find that pretty hard to believe, but that's what I was told...and I do know that it definitely tasted better down there...so who knows? I know that there were times when my daughter had colic that I would have given anything to get hold of some laudanum. Did you know that mothers in the 1800's gave their babies laudanum....which is a type of cocaine....to quiet them? Man, I bet those were some pretty content babies. According to that academic study of yours, that means that 10-30% of OTC BB picks end up as gains. Not bad odds....not bad at all. I hear that too much marijuana can act as a depressant. Maybe that's why you looked at the negative side of the report. I suggest that you switch to cocaine. I understand that it tends to make a person feel more optimistic. Actually, I think the Indians might have had a good idea with mesquite. You know, smoke some and then go out in the wilderness and learn about yourself. Too bad Bill Clinton didn't do that instead of just not inhaling the marijuana. And me? I don't need any of that stuff. I have more fun without it. Some of the most fun times I had was when I was younger and I would go to parties and PRETEND to be drunk or high. I HAD A BALL!!!!! Everybody else was polluted and they thought I was too. But I wasn't. And I used to have the best time acting as though I was. But it was really great to be able to walk outside, take a deep breath, and be immediately sober....and then watch everyone else make fools of themselves. Actually, I've had a great time many times acting like an idiot. People used to say I reminded them of Edith Bunker. Remember her? I just would laugh and agree with them. Hehehehe. Juanita

To: paulmcg0 who wrote (16214)	6/29/1998 2:29:00 AM
From: JC Reddy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

I bet 2-to-1 that I will be laughing at you and Val for having shorted this stock. I was very impressed with Val's technical knowledge, and now I need to be convinced about your investment wisdom. No, thanks. - JC

To: paulmcg0 who wrote (16214)	6/29/1998 6:55:00 AM
From: Gary Jacobs	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

we appreciate your trying to save us from ourselves (kind of like the government with marijuana wouldn't you say). anyway, you and val go enjoy your beers. come back when you have more substance and less ego. bye. gary