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To: James Harold Alton who wrote (7418)	8/2/1998 9:47:00 AM
From: Todd Miller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

How do we "open the floodgates"? Seems like by doing nothing, the floodgates have been wide open. Also, I'm less convinced that "revenge" or "vindictiveness" is the prime motivation for the dumping of CC shares, since it would seem that if this were the case, they would have increased their selling during the week of our shareholder's meeting (to "crash" our party). I would imagine the tone of the meeting was helped by the runup of the stock in the days preceding the meeting, and the day of the meeting. This tone would have been much different if we had been under that same black cloud we have been under for so long. Was there any discussion at the meeting about bgtit's conclusion that shares had been sold illegally? I think this was realized just a day or 2 before the meeting, and I thought someone was going to run it by management to get their feelings. Thanks. Todd

To: James Harold Alton who wrote (7418)	8/2/1998 10:44:00 AM
From: De Peepster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

Dear James, What is the most expedient way of ridding ourselves of this, to me I lean towards the company getting involved through a buy back for the following reasons: 1. We are attracting more investors daily and these investors can and will bring more aboard. As opined prior (by many), the what if scenario of share price without this overhead is doable. 2. While there are natural trading hurdles to being on the BB, they are surrmountable without this overhead. 3. The shareholders have demonstrated to the Company for months our willingness to fight this battle, a little help by the Company to take out these last pesky shares would be more then welcome. 4. A few dollars spent now ( agreed cash and no other) would be nothing compared to the value that would be added. 5. This is the main distraction of us all, as time is money, ending it asap is in all our best interest. 6. It is my observation that they have no desire to dump and get out they seem to lurk and wait for news and hinder that success, (another reason that everything should come from company, regardless of intentions) No thought is inclusive, some are redundant, ,, DP

To: James Harold Alton who wrote (7418)	8/2/1998 12:01:00 PM
From: george eberting	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

An excellent summary of options. One question. Are you suggesting that the Company contact the CC people and enter into some sort of negotiations, or that a group of shareholders do so? Assuming that a lot of the options/shares are still restricted, they could not be offered to the investing public, but the Company could buy them. But it appears the Company is not presently disposed to doing so. Does anyone know how a group of private investors like ourselves might LEGALLY purchase those shares - assuming an agreement could be reached to do so? George E.