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To: Lazarus Long who wrote (27669)	9/29/1998 2:43:00 PM
From: LaShark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Thanks for all the information. I know I need to do my own DD but do they have any consistent contracts now? That Louis International contract was the main trigger that took this stock from .50 to 8 bucks. Thanks in advance

To: Lazarus Long who wrote (27669)	9/29/1998 3:58:00 PM
From: Howard C.	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 50264

"The Louis International contract did not get done. The announcement made way back when indicated that a letter of intent had been signed not that the deal had actually been delivered." I don't quite understand your contention on that. Here is what R1 posted on the Information Thread...dated 3/13/98...and entitled CONTRACT..not "Letter of Intent"...CONTRACT....I think we all know the meaning of that word...now my question is....what has been released subsequent over th next 6 months to retract/modify/update that misinformation, on which MANY people depended on as fact? Does anyone think this is an unfair question?? "NEXT:****CONTRACT Digitcom to Carry U.S.-Bound Long Distance Telephone Traffic From Europe PR Newswire - March 13, 1998 14:47 We Opened the European Door! DGIV, announced its agreement with Louis International Telecommunications & Equipment to provide U.S. International long distance circuits and termination for Louis International's European call re-origination services and international long distance services. (Louis is newly formed comprised of many carriers in Europe) Terms of the agreement commit Louis International to bring $1 Million per month or more in traffic to Digitcom's U.S. telephone switching facility within 90 days of signing.{3/13/98} Louis International has an extensive network of sales agents in Germany, France, Poland, Ireland, and other Central and Eastern European countries marketing the company's pre-paid "call back" long distance services and GSM (Global System for Mobil communications) cellular services. "