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To: Offworld who wrote (3506)	8/13/1998 3:14:00 AM
From: dharampal luthra	Respond to of 15313

Hello Douglas, I am sure MS will make the right decision. On the other hand to get the stock out of the undeserved BB status, a little perky news is all it will take. Are the internet stocks all that affected at this time? There is so much possible news on the horizon, that some news should buoy the stock and bring the imminence of the Nasdaq status to the smart investing public soon. The more I understand their InTRAnet for insurance brokers etc , more convinced I become that the time spent developing the Intranet was probably not any more than was necessary and so the competition will not have an easy time catching up. As I found out in my limited random survey the insurance brokers are totally in the dark as to the near availability of a solution to their long-term problem. They are likely to become the users and the investors when this solution is presented to them. Harry

To: Offworld who wrote (3506)	8/13/1998 3:37:00 AM
From: dharampal luthra	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

CONTINUING DIALOGUE WITH AN INTRANET EXPERT FROM THE INTRANET COLONY at Pages.wbs.net:: Bob wrote: > They have pretty good technology, my only concern is the cost, how much do > they charge per broker/end user? Or on a time/usage basis? Does their video > conferencing and video-on-demand technology compatible with other > companies'? Their web site does not tell much about these info, so... > > Bob > Hello Bob, Good questions all of them. This company was totally invisible just 6 weeks ago and the stock price was dangling at $0.60. So far with the veil lifting a little at a time, the stock which is known to less than 500 investors (only 105 are known to me directly), has done a triple and held ground even in a general market rout. If it goes over $4 it will meet the most important Nasdaq listing requirement. Even Siemens may announce the intranet on their behalf and that will generate interest. I am going to pose your questions on the FNTN site at www.techstocks.com and see if someone has a better idea. As far as I know, these answers are not known at present and if satisfactorily answered, which I hope that they will be, should give an outstanding stimulus to this company. I shall farward any comments I receive to you later. Thanks very much for the response. It is great to get some insightful comments. Pal My earlier reply to Bob: > >Hello bob, > >Thanks you very much for a quick reply. I am not quite so technical so I > was > >looking for a resource who can answer the question. It is part of my due > >diligence before I invest more in their stock on the ground floor (it has > >moved from 0.25 to 1.60 in three weeks and I am nervous that it might be > >scammish). So it would appear that their technological partner Siemens > (with > >Woldcom and S&P) should have been able to pull it off in the last 16 months > of > >work. I am still a little bit nervous because I dont know if the market > will > >accept the products otherwise I could bet the ranch on it. Any more ideas > will > >help! > >Thanks > >Pal > > > >Bob wrote: > > > >> I think the most difficult and challenging part is to integrating > existing > >> databases into a uniform intranet setting. > >> > >> Bob My initial questions to bob - the intranet expert: > >> >bob , There is tremendous discussion going on about an emerging > >> >high-tech company called Financial Intranet that will bring similar > >> >businesses together in a way that has not been possible before. For > >> >example, an insurance broker currently has to log on to different > >> >companies computer systems to get pricing for a client. This company has > >> >developed a customizable Intranet to solve the problem. > >> >Check out the following and see what you think > >> >www.fntn.com > >> >home.swbell.net/sprue > >> >www.techstocks.com (then use FNTN as symbol) > >> > > >> >I will value a response very much > >> > >> >pal@pacbell.net > >> > > > > > > >