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To: Chris O'Keefe who wrote (2383)	9/9/1998 11:15:00 AM
From: Silver__7	Respond to of 5908

I disagree with you on IDCN's management. If a large amount of shares are owned by one shareholder (Tony Papa, or whatever his name is) and he changes his mind, maybe it is for a good reason... and maybe there is nothing IDCN management can do but agree with the decision... I still have seen nothing to make me think this company is a scam... Yeah, management may be a little goofy (for lack of a better word) but I'm not so sure I can blame them.... I've said it before... Jeff has pretty much been a one man show with little investor interest and I think there is a learning curve on how to deal with investors (such as yourself).... I'm giving them time... Silver

To: Chris O'Keefe who wrote (2383)	9/9/1998 11:44:00 AM
From: Sojourner Smith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5908

Here is my analogy: A farmer says the green apples on his trees will be ripe in a few months. A grocer comes by and offers a penny a piece. The farmer knows his crop is worth more, but wants to think about it because he knows the bankers will be happy enough with the offer. In the meantime, a pumpkin farmer comes along and claims the apples have worms in them. The apple farmer cuts an apple open and it has no worms. The pumpkin farmer says "well that one didn't, but the others do." The pumkin farmer wants the grocer to buy his pumpkins instead of the apples.