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To: macker who wrote (16976)	7/3/1998 4:52:00 PM
From: risk-averse	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Macker, Are we seeing new money? big money? people who left now coming back in? or all of the above? Just wondering although I guess only the second one will mean that DGIV is now spreading to the larger business community. BTW, how is the fishing in Kentucky?

To: macker who wrote (16976)	7/3/1998 9:38:00 PM
From: bullmarket	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Macker, I totally agree! Price going up steadily all day long as accumulation continues provides a strong base for the stock.This is a very bullish sign as DGIV share price recovers, IMO.

To: macker who wrote (16976)	7/4/1998 12:02:00 AM
From: dgivinvestor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

TO MY FELLOW COMPANY OWNERS: I am out of here. I am sorry I came back in because I know many of you dislike me, but I felt an obligation to our company to step in and help defend ourselves against Analyst10. I feel I have done my part and I am out of here again. Here are my findings in summary fashion. I hope every past and current dgiv shareholder makes their own intelligent conclusions: 1. He is not an owner in our company. 2. He is not a MM. 3. He knows next to nothing aboug dgiv- how we got started, where we've gone in a tremendously short amount of time, and where we're heading. No, everything is not perfect at dgiv. So what? Is it at IBM or Microsoft? I think not. Has DGIV mad mistakes. You bet. Will they continue to make mistakes? You bet again. But Jimmy's intentions are wonderful and he has a clear concern for our company and the future value of our investments. You can bank on that. 4. He cannot support one single statement he makes with anything factual. Thus, ex post facto, he is guilty of the same methods he accuses Jimmy of using. 5. For some unknown and bizarre reason, despite the fact that Mr A10 is an outstanding stock picker (5 for 5) he continues to spend all of his waking time fooling around on the SI dgiv thread in a company that he believes is a scam, does not own any shares in, and maintains no personal vested interest in the company whatsoever. In my book, the jury is in. Case closed. Adios.

To: macker who wrote (16976)	7/4/1998 12:19:00 AM
From: dgivinvestor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 50264

While I want to thank the many of you who sent me messages concerning Analyst10, I didn't do it for any of you. I did it for my company, for my own vested interest, and for those people who unwittingly have either sold or are anxious about their investments. DGIV is an outstanding investment for the future. That's what we're building- a strong base for the future. At $8 bucks, dgiv made a lot of money for us and that's great. But the real value lies in the future payoff from securing advantages in the emerging and underdeveloped countries of the world. Right now, most of these countries aren't worth much and that's why the big boys failed to recognize the opportunity. Jimmy had the insight and fortitude to identify this outstanding long term business opportunity that exists globally and then go after it. So, while I don't believe that our company is going to be raking in the dough next week or even by year end, but I am here (and I believe a lot of you are as well) for the long term. And in the long run, the objectives, strategies, and action plans will payoff in a big way. Patience is the key. I know I have it. I saw my group's investment value drop millions over the last week or so. While there was a lot of panic I stood firm and said not one share will be sold. And I encouraged people to buy in. I now am involved with a new acquaintance who is becoming a fan of our company and is putting his pocketbook where his mouth is. So we have new support from him and others. Remember, for every sucker that was induced to sell, there was an adriot buyer who recognized the wonderful opportunity to get into DGIV at bargain basement prices. So, no one is selling out because there's always someone else buying in. It doesn't matter to our company who the owners and who the sellers are. What matters is what we're doing and what we're building for the future. I plan on being a part of the future regardless of the naysayers and doomsdayers who for whatever their personal motivation like to tear something down. If there's something wrong, I want to know it. But I feel good about our company and where it's heading and I don't pay attention to the little drivel that abounds on a daily basis. I offered up early on that the constant micromanaging and micronitpicking that abounds on the Internet means nothing over the long haul. Develop a more long term outlook and you'll be able to see the forest from the trees. We are all sitting on a gold mine in DGIV. The only thing that remains is how far you want to go. I hope this is my last post and nothing rises up again that I will need to return and respond to. You all do a pretty good handling yourselves but it is my opinion that your unending intolerance of those you disagree with is harmful to the thread and to the integrity of our company. This isn't about Gestapo attacks on others. It really reflects poorly not only on you but on everyone that lurks on the Internet and comes across it. It is more harmful than good. I know many of you are die-hard dgiv'ers but think about how your actions and comments are perceived by others. You can accomplish the same positive things by being positive and speaking up about our company rather than ripping people's heart's out or cussing them out. Please think about it. You'll really do more good by welcoming opposing opinions and responding to it in a meaningful and positive way than by harassing, threatening, and beating down those who have a different opinion than yours. See ya.