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To: Warlock who wrote (19)	9/10/1998 11:04:00 PM
From: Dusty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3171

Patrick, you may not realize this but in view of current events taking place on SI and other threads it would be wise for anyone who begins a new thread to do a full disclosure. In fact it is my understanding that the SEC may be observing all who begin threads and are watching closely to see if public disclosure is made. There is much underhanded activities taking place on many threads and the toll has been heavy on many investors. I thank you for your response and I would strongly encourage yourself and others posting extensive due diligence to include a disclosure statement with their post. As posters of information we must all realize we can be held fully accountable for anything we post; or fail to disclose. Regards, Dusty

To: Warlock who wrote (19)	9/10/1998 11:05:00 PM
From: broke2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3171

I have a serious question. Say I buy 10,000 shares a PLRP now for say .50 and sit on them till this IPO or secondary public offering, at $10.00,that is supposed to happen after the first of the year sometime comes about. Do my 10k shares automatically become worth $10.00, or do they get canceled in the new offering, or do they do a big reverse split to bring the shares I have bought at .50 up to $10.00. Now I know they will not be worth $10.00 because everybody in the world would be trying to get shares of any stock that would just convert from .50 to $10.00 in six months or so. And I don't think the SEC would let any company just cancel their existing stock just because they wanted to. So that leaves a 1 for 200 reverse split as the only alternative as I see it. So I guess my question really is which one will it be or are there other ways I have not thought of. Because no company can have common stock selling for 2 different prices. broke2