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To: Tobasco who wrote (1129)	7/5/1998 3:20:00 PM
From: Jane Hafker	Respond to of 2534

Tobasco, this website is a wonderful find, especially for me and my recent experiences. But I still couldn't find World Vision. Did you actually find them? Or is this just a site where Watchbird is Watching You? You, being dangerous stocks and those who hype them in general, or have they actually picked up on World Vision and spoken about it directly in a negative tone? I think the site is great, and much needed, and I thank you for making it available. I've spread it around already, and will more. But what about here? Are you saying you found something negative about World Vision? That is certainly pertinent. And that's understatement.

To: Tobasco who wrote (1129)	7/5/1998 3:59:00 PM
From: Jane Hafker	Respond to of 2534

went back and found it. Thanks.

To: Tobasco who wrote (1129)	7/5/1998 6:56:00 PM
From: ztect	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2534

Tobasco: I've read through the Stock Detective article.... Have also previously read many of these news letters listed in the article. Unfortunately, many people read these letters and don't do additional dd. They take what is stated verbatim. Now, these letters IMO aren't necessarily good or bad. They provide information about small companies that otherwise might not be available. After reading these newsletters, investors must do additional research to determine whether what was reported is legit or not. Unfortunately, too many want to buy the next MSFT and buy into any and all hype. Many of these people would be better off buying lottery tickets. As long as potential investors realize that these newsletters are PAID pr, and react accordingly and with healthy skepticism, then I personally don't have a problem with them. Now as to whether World Vision's coverage of ALYA infers anything negative about ALYA is IMO silly. Many people including myself have been watching ALYA before World Vision's involvement. I haven't even read WV's report on ALYA. Rather I have made a concerted effort to understand the technology, the need for the technology, and the markets for the technology by first talking with people in the security and construction business, then the company (ALYA), and by reading many of the informative posts on this thread. I have all received additional info directly from ALYA. Based on my own research and the valuable DD shared on this thread, I am holding a considerable number of shares. I feel strongly enough about this company that I will add to my position as soon as I free up some more cash. (I'm waiting to get paid some significant money on a couple jobs I've just completed). That is my OPINION....take it or leave it. ztect