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To: Lazarus Long who wrote (29974)	10/22/1998 10:53:00 PM
From: Little Engine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Thanks, Laz, interesting how the number of shares goes up and down. I am sorry that I questioned whether the ISP was existent or not. But why DGIV would claim that the "last" ISP license was issued to them (Primedia must have already had a license, no?) confuses me. BTW, since it was a stock deal, how much stock did DGIV issue for it? In regards to your 2/28 reference... If I recall, the company only released sketchy unaudited numbers at that time, not audited financials, though they have promised them at least twice. Alexander Wescott also had a financing deal blow up with FAMH -- curious.... World Vision was also FAMH's PR firm at the time, and has pushed some pretty strange companies such as MDEX and DFNL. I don't believe any of the World Vision companies are trading for over $1. I hope DGIV can find a PR firm with a better track record. Not trying to say DGIV will be a disaster of FAMH proportions; I would guess that would be impossible.