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To: chip who wrote (16269)	6/29/1998 11:29:00 AM
From: Janice Shell	Respond to of 50264

Interesting article. "Wallstreeter", who's spent the morning posting his message all over SI, might be especially interested in this: -- Spam. If you bombard a lot of bulletin boards with a lot of messages saying essentially the same thing about a stock, you could be accused of illegal market manipulation.

To: chip who wrote (16269)	6/29/1998 1:56:00 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Chip: Thanks for posting the San Francisco Chronicle article. They point out some illegal activities. The last part of the article is most interesting and possibly most relevant to DGIV. I thought I would post it again. The authors review some of the things that are illegal. These apply to those investing and posting on message boards on the internet. Investors cannot: -- Disseminate information about a company that you know to be fraudulent. Doing so could result in a fine or even imprisonment. -- Claim to be someone they aren't. Internet chatters sometimes pretend they are company officers or others with inside knowledge. That too is a crime. -- Spam. If you bombard a lot of bulletin boards with a lot of messages saying essentially the same thing about a stock, you could be accused of illegal market manipulation. c1998 San Francisco Chronicle