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To: david travis who wrote (1843)	9/13/1998 1:08:00 AM
From: 246810	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3383

For those interested in what stock we will be doing regular buy-ins if the party in question has enough balls to even attempt to keep shorting to TRAV. Maybe loser will put up the name of the stock so others can participate. *The more in, the more we take out and the more time I spend counting the cash.* david, if this were really true, then YOU would tell us the name of the stock.

To: david travis who wrote (1843)	9/26/1998 9:00:00 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3383

Guilty as charged on ALL Counts. Do not collect $200, do not pass go. Go directly to jail. Hey TRAV read the second to last paragraph on the SEC press re IBUY and then your third paragraph in AENG post 1843. ocregister.com (2nd to last paragraph says that:"But the SEC does say the Internet company might have helped Perle keep tabs on the market and, thus,control of the stock. The company regularly sent Perle copies of a report showing brokerages nationally held the fraction of Shopping.com stock not controlled by Waldron. Compare this to AENG post #1843 by TRAV:#reply-5733721 "As for your statement in post 1822 about not knowing what is short in BB stocks, how dumb. We know almost to the share what is on the short side. With DTC sheets and other sources we know and the same is available to other firms for the stocks they are involved with. It won't be too long before we will have it so that a certain firm will be getting bought in on a third company. Can't wait to hear you squeal on that one. But, patience is a virtue." And then we have the obvious comparison, which is the third indictment of TRAV's behavior in AENG (the first being the extortion outlined in AENG post 1871 #reply-5793143, the second being the above identified parallel behavior); the fifth from the bottom paragraph in the same SEC press release wherein the SEC case for manipulation of IBUY states that "The key to the 255 percent stock jump was Waldron's control of as much as 90 percent of Shopping.com shares, according to the SEC." TRAV Nasdaq records will prove similar behavior on your part. See, TRAV and Gerg, do you think there are some obvious similarities here that might lead the SEC to come after you re AENG and other stocks that you manip? Perhaps you are already aware of this and have become silent on SI as well as curtailing your pump and dump activites as I noticed that volume has dried up to a pidly 100 shares on Friday. Nah, you are unrepentant and will be P and Ding soon enough. See you at the NASD Arbitration, TRAV. All of the above in my humblest opinion, except where others have made the facts extraordinarliy clear. All rights reserved, Auric Goldfinger.