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To: Bob Davis who wrote (4818)7/20/1998 2:20:00 PM
From: Migs  Respond to of 8879
 
I was happily surprised to receive a response to my e-mail to GLOW within 20 minutes. I asked when the Dominica contract would be signed. The response was:

"dinner on Tuesday sign and meet Wed. and thurs. regards gary b."

Take it as you will.

Michael



To: Bob Davis who wrote (4818)7/20/1998 2:27:00 PM
From: CO  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 8879
 
Bob, I appreciate your objectivity. And you have some very good questions, But I do not have the answers.

Here are the sites for the press releases relating to Dominica.

biz.yahoo.com

biz.yahoo.com

Phone number for GLOW is (612) 672-0834

Email for Gary: gborglund@globalgames.com

I hope this helps.

Cheryl




To: Bob Davis who wrote (4818)7/20/1998 3:30:00 PM
From: David A. Irvine  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 8879
 
Bob,
Good questions. I know the answer to some of them. I am not going to post those answers here. If you really want to know the answers to those questions then please call the company yourself. Ask for Gary. If you are so inclined, then post the responses, also. Agreed?

You seem like a reasonable and intelligent person, but your post to Cheryl leaves me wonder about your intentions. Your previous posts on this thread about GLOW cannot be disputed. Specifically, you claim: "GLOW is a non-reporting company, there are 4,500 posts to this board, the company puts out press releases which promise such things as "Net profits...are projected to be substantial" without providing any specifics, posters on this board claim to have information from the company's management which has not received full and complete public disclosure, GLOW has a slick website, and retains an IR person on staff, there is no financial information available, and thus no way to assess GLOW's capabilities to carry out their announced plans."

I agree that GLOW is a highly speculative play and, like most non-reporting BB stocks, has little public data, financial or otherwise. I don't think anybody can object to your previous specific claims because you are correct.

You obviously have knowledge of and familiarity with the stock market - that is not in doubt. As an experienced investor, is it common for you to rely upon the DD of others to research a company? If so, you have no business writing a newsletter, although that is what is great about America - you can do anything you want (within reason)!

I highly doubt you get your information from unknown third party sources. I bet you do a very fine job of researching companies. Why then did you ask Cheryl your five specific questions? Don't get me wrong, your questions are very good and I would love to know the answer to all of them! However, as an experienced investor, if I wanted to know the answers, I would ask the company and research them for myself. If I still could not get the answers I would evaluate my investment with the information I did have, and then decide what to do. The fact that you asked question in a public forum that you knew could not be answered in such a smug manner convinced me that you had an alternative agenda when posting the questions.

I suspect that your true intentions were to attempt to discredit GLOW or Cheryl. If you truly were interested in the answers to your questions, then why didn't you call the company directly? If most people would ask those questions I would think little of it. However, I expected more from you. Respect takes a long time to earn, but can be lost in a moment. Just some words of advice from me to you, my friend.

Taking the source into consideration, I inferred that you had an alternative agenda for posting your message. If I am right, then that is a shame. If you are trying to become a legitimate "source" for stock picks, you should be careful to refrain from such pettiness. If I am wrong, then please forgive me, but you should call the company to get your answers. Unfortunately, that is all we have to go on at the moment. I feel, as do many others, that the business developments of GLOW will mature into a profitable operation. I am willing to take that risk because I feel the upside potential is tremendous.

I wish you the best of luck with your newsletter.

Cheers,
Dave



To: Bob Davis who wrote (4818)8/6/1998 4:57:00 PM
From: BigRedMan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 8879
 
From: <AllysaA@aol.com> Add to Address Book
Date: Thu, 6 Aug 1998 14:44:00 EDT
To: arnold__palmer@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: IMPORTANT!!
OK, here are some answers to your questions.

1) Your answer is fine
2) Your answer is fine and about 4years
3) Your answer is fine
4) There are funds in place and committed for this venture.
5) Your answer is fine and also the fact that there is not anyone on
the
island that has the expertise that Global has.

Let me know if there is anything else and Thanks for being so patient.
Allysa

Date: Tue, 4 Aug 1998 09:39:16 -0700 (PDT)
From: Arnold Palmer <arnold__palmer@yahoo.com> Add to Address Book
Subject: Re: IMPORTANT!!
To: gborglund@globalgames.com, AllysaA@aol.com, allysaa@globalgames.com

Allysa,

I appreciate the response! I look forward to hearing from Gary
momentarily.

The following is excerpted from the original e-mail...

Bob Davis of the Napeague Letter (an online investment
newsletter)keeps asking a set of 5 questions in a posting to SI. (I
am a member of SI under the alias BigRedMan).
I have answered the questions to the best of my knowledge but would
like you to review and fill in the gaps.

1. What is the purported nature of the possible relationship between
GLOW and Dominica?
To license the software, set up the virtual casino, and provide
ongoing maintenance.

2. What "value-add" is GLOW bringing to the venture? What services
will it purportedly provide to the venture?
GLOW has been in the business of developing virtual casinos for ??
years. The services that will be delivered are initially the
sportsbook and bingo and ultimately a full online gaming casino.

3. What capabilities does GLOW need to carry out these services? Does
GLOW have these capabilities now?
The management and technical personnel to plan, develop, implement,
and maintain an online gaming casino. ??

4. What are the financial resources currently available to GLOW, and
are they adequate to fund this effort? ??

5. Why is the Government of Dominica dealing with GLOW when it appears
that there are intermediaries on Dominica which are in the business of
setting up virtual casinos on the island?
GLOW is the best fit for what the Goverment of Dominica is trying to
accomplish. The "intermediaries on Dominica" would be competitors.
Why would you solicit a competitor to build your product? GLOW's
location is not of significance in instant worldwide communications.

Thanks!

---AllysaA@aol.com wrote:
>
> I will bring this to his attention as soon as I can and try to get
some
> answers for you.
> Sorry for the delay.
> Thanks for your patience,
> Allysa
>

GO BIG RED!!