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To: Henry Volquardsen who wrote (2180)	7/2/1998 10:48:00 AM
From: Janice Shell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12810

Oh my! To: Patrick Lauder (2399 ) From: PaulB Thursday, Jul 2 1998 9:29AM ET Reply # of 2410 I agree Pat certain people come around here any time news comes out and start posting negatives. I'm not very smart so it's real hard to figure out why there here ( NOT ). Lets see they try to discredit the company they attack and the shareholders. They tell us not to get our certs. Man what do they take us for idiots. It is getting very old. If they are associated to the MM's I think you would call it fraud and if so we should call the SEC. It tells me I really need to not waste any time picking up my shares I remembers mentioning this very thing to the thread about 4 weeks ago and about the same time these very same people 2 or 3 of them came in and said that it was not worth while. So everyone lets pick up your stock certs. For me it will cost 10.00 that is how much my broker will charge. People will tell you that they can not be shorted if they are in a cash account do not trust them pick up your certs. If you are as tired as I am of the stock dropping on good news pick up your certs. Your broker will still let you trade the shares I have done it the SEC rule is that you must give them the stock within 3 days from the trade it no big deal. Paul #reply-5082579