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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (15580)	10/8/1998 1:01:00 AM
From: Grashopper	Respond to of 17305

Whatever works and it is good to hear from you. Ironicly i think you may be rite on alyds earnings; but will that translate into a moonshot,the status quo' or another slide in price like last earnings good news. Still wished we had a stockholders comm to adress ir and pr. I personally saw your interview with Buraks first appear in Charlotte Observer and later reported all over. Imagine if you were part of a vocal group that calls gruders goofs to the carpet. If Bob has bought even a tiny bit , it should have been reported by now...Aug 17th was a while back...too little too late equals zero credibility in my book.

To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (15580)	10/9/1998 1:44:00 PM
From: Kachina	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17305

As is often the case - the CNN piece is coming just at the point that the Beanie baby market seems to be tanking. Beanie babies that sold for hundreds are now getting tens of dollars. And - there is such a thing as a Beanie baby knockoff that is utterly indistinguishable from the real thing. Even forensics does not help you when both are manufactured in the same area of the world outside the USA. A Beanie baby costs a few bucks to manufacture and ship to the USA. Once here it can fetch 10 times that, no problem. You do the math. Do you think that asian sharpies who are running such things as child prositution rings, drugs, silicon "gray market" goods hesitate to take advantage of such a market? Do you think that they consider the risk low for the reward? Do you think that it is hard to get cooperation and silence from all parties when their nations have huge portions of the former middle class homeless? What do you think the view is of the stupid americans? Oh, right. I can just hear the outcry to set up a Beanie Baby securities and exchange commission right now. Driveling dribble from the TV set. Eat it if you like.