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To: Joe Master who wrote (50439)	7/30/1998 4:12:00 PM
From: bmart	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

Mr. Master, I refer you to this group again; --------- C. Alexis International-Michael Zapara ,Jim Grant, Harry Hanna ,Ed Brody, Jim Bradley ------- Jim Grant, Ed Brody, and Jim Bradley are all associated with Alexis. ________________________________________ (from the ASTG thread on S.I.) -------------------------- To: NCKEV (233 ) From: Christopher J. Plachta Friday, Nov 8 1996 11:37AM ET Reply #234 of 3191 Has anyone else received a call from Jim Grant of "The Financial Internet Group?" He claims that they were hired by Xecom for investor relations. He is calling all Xecom shareholders and asking them to get their shares delivered so the market makers can stop using them to short sell. I don't know much about short selling, but he claims that if you don't physically have your shares then they can be used by shorters. I also spoke with a guy named Jim Bradly (also from the Financial Internet Group) for a while about the financial situation for Xecom. He claims that Sprint says there are currently 11,000 lines in service and they project to have 20,000 - 25,000 by the end of the year due to increased marketing and sales activities. He also claims that Xecom will make an average of $35/month for each line in service. Bottom line, he says that we can expect positive earnings for the next quarter and projects great earnings for 1997. These guys were hired by Xecom and given 400,000 shares of stock for their services, so they obviously have a vested interest in the stock doing well. Although I think this whole situation is really weird and very shady, I can't help but be encouraged about the projected income numbers. I'd like to think that these guys aren't just calling people and lying to them. What do you folks make of this? Personally, I would feel a little vulnerable if I had my shares at home. What if Lanza decides to dump 1,000,000 shares once all of the shareholders have gotten there shares delivered? I don't know what the hell is going on..... If anybody wants to contact these guys at the Financial Internet Group, their number is 1-888-770-7133. You'll all probably be hearing from them soon anyway. Chris --------------------------------------------------------- Mr. Jim Grant worked for the Financial Internet Group with Messrs. Brody and Lanza. Mr. Brody stated just yesterday he "doesn't know Mork". Yet, we know Brody worked for Alexis (Zapara) and Grant was a partner of Zapara. Zapara shared office space and mailing address with Mr. Mork. Mr. Brody, when we talked to him, had a strong interest in using S.I. to promote stocks, In fact, the Financial Internet Group does just that on S.I.. I refer you to the ASTG thread. Mr. Kugler refered us to Mr. Grant, his reasoning was that Mr. Grant could enlighten us to the mis-doings of Mr. Zapara. -------" These guys (Grant, Brody, Bradley..) were hired by Xecom and given 400,000 shares of stock for their services, so they obviously have a vested interest in the stock doing well.----" An early fan of Joe Lanza finally wised-up and left the Lanza inner-circle to do something else. He was revealing information to people such as myself about the "promoter" meetings that Joe Lanza had with his "associates". For example while we were being encouraged to average down our price by buying more Lanza promoted stock, it was revelaed, by our source, that everyone else in the office was selling. Mr. Grant was one "in the office". Good day RBM