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To: RocketMan who wrote (21456)	8/11/1998 11:57:00 PM
From: Bird	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 50264

RocketMan wrote: >r1, that one does not even merit a response. I mean, that is about as loony of a faulty >analogy as his claiming I am part of a basher/hypster cabal I believe the comparison is valid: 1) Same industry 2) Unconfirmable FOREIGN agreements 3) Integration problems. i.e. Worldwide Direct merger. 4) Outlandish predictions. i.e. $20 billion by the year 2000 One difference is that SMTK was much further in their business plan before the problems were uncovered. If DGIV's problems are brought to light comparatively early, then the number of financial casualties can be kept down, and a class action suit can be avoided or at least the number of participants minimized. >It seems Smartalk Tele.' Inc. was THE worst hit stock >today and happens to be in DGIV's industry. >Their problem, as indicated in today's press release >below, involves "misleading the public by claiming that >Smartalk was expanding its business opportunities through >favorable distribution agreements with other companies" >Sound familiar? dljdirect.com