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Technology Stocks : Jet the Net with IJNT -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bruno Mitterhofer who wrote (128)	7/15/1998 8:46:00 PM
From: GY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217

No I am not affiliated and no it is no coincidence since I follow all the stocks on the OTC newsletter. I found OTC Digest on www.zacks.com I like it because they provide info without all the hype. I would be grateful if you pointed me to other resources. I was simply curious who broke the story first. It seems as though it came from numerous sources and I am wondering if the company hired several IR outlets. The info is supposed to come directly from the company which seems to me one of the most reliable sources and I am interested in what the company itself has to say in a public forum. The last issue I received has info that I did not know. Here is the update on IJNT from the last issue. I did not see most of this information in any press releases. Please correct me if I am wrong. UPDATED NEWS ON IJNT SINCE LAST PRINTING: Since last week, InterJetNet's stock has been on the rise once again and reached an impressive high of $12.00. The Company attributes this appreciation to the general rise in Internet related stocks, two recent IJNT acquisitions, and the successful launch of its wireless two-way system in Salt Lake City which covers over 100 square miles of the Salt Lake Valley. InterJetNet made a strong presentation at the Discovery Expo '98 where IJNT was introduced to the New York small-cap investment community. Ronald Leland, director of marketing at IJNT, remarked, "Since our presentation at the Expo, IJNT has been trading with the Internet sector of the stock market. We are extremely pleased with the response to our firsthand demonstration at the show and we look forward to reporting more positive news as we continue to grow through acquisitions and internal development." InterJetNet also began trading on the Berliner Freiverkehr, the third-market segment of the Berlin Stock Exchange under the symbol IJN. IJNT also completed two private placements in Germany, raising over US$4 million from the German market. Company representatives noted that German investors have shown wide support and interest in InterJetNet. Current price of the common stock shares, denominated in German Marks, and volume of trading may be viewed on the Internet at: informer.comdirect.de:9004/cd/index.html . The Company indicated that in accessing this Web site, the German stock symbol IJN or the WKN code 912 547 must be entered to view the latest quotes and volume.