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To: Hogger who wrote (6824)	9/23/1998 11:40:00 AM
From: jhild	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26163

You are the one claiming it is there. And let's face it you are just a big fibber on this issue, just like BMart. As to my claim about the arbitration, I was making no such claim about the arbitration judgement. I reviewed what was posted the other evening that described in detail some rather unflattering behaviour on the part of Michael Sylver at what was described as an arbitration hearing. So I would have reason to believe that such a meeting did take place whether Michael Sylver and Robert Qualey choose to admit it. The fact that it was a filing for an order to compel, indicates to me that likely a judgement did not issue from this arbitration as it is ongoing. But I would say further on the basis of what I read that a judgement is likely forthcoming. Given a choice between the way BMart denied it ever happened, and then claimed it had no standing, I would have to say as an observer that Jeffrey's account has come substantially closer to the true state of affairs. Hammer away all you want at him for all I care, but for my money when the dust settles on this issue of the arbitration, Michael Sylver will have another judgement against his interest to add to his r‚sum‚.

To: Hogger who wrote (6824)	9/23/1998 9:48:00 PM
From: s martin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26163

Hog's Rear . You seem mighty judgemental about the documentation provided regarding the arbitration. There has been NO documentation presented that can confirm that there was a court order. As we all know companies can issue press releases which are nowhere near factual. Do you have the court documents (signed of course) to prove that there was such an order by the court ? Friday September 11, 2:16 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release Amazon Natural Treasures Obtains Restraining Order From U.S. District Court/District of Nevada Including the Immediate Return of 4,480,000 Free Trading Shares to Company's Transfer Agent LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 11, 1998--Amazon Natural Treasures, Inc. (OTC:BB AZNT) today announced that the United States District Court for the District of Nevada today ordered that Defendants, Joseph Andy Mann, First Concorde Securities, Whitecliffe Investment Fund Ltd., Shoreline Securities Ltd., Canaccord Capital Corp., Citibank, and JB Oxford are enjoined from trading, selling, transferring, assigning or otherwise hypothecating any or all of the 4,000,000 shares of stock in their, or their agents possession and that the 4,000,000 shares be immediately returned to the Company's transfer agent, TranSecurities International. The Court also ordered that the same defendants are enjoined from trading, selling, transferring, assigning or otherwise hypothecating any or all of the borrowed 480,000 shares and that the shares be immediately returned to the Company's transfer agent, TranSecurities International. Michael Sylver, President, commented, ''The long and arduous journey we have taken to prevent illegal transfer and shorting of stock has been brought to an end by the judicious actions of the Court. The Company will now, as promised, begin the process of reissuing shares with a five percent dividend. We are most grateful to the shareholders who understand the Company's great prospects for the future. It was with our shareholders in mind for whom we took action to prevent the rampant shorting, effecting both Bulletin Board and NASDAQ companies, from precluding our growth. Amazon is well-positioned to achieve its strategic objectives and can now focus all energy on the future of our business.''