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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Veronex Technologies Inc. (VXTK) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TEDennis who wrote (446)	11/21/1998 7:36:00 PM
From: Ralph Timothy McCabe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 684

Thanks for your write up on Veronex. Most people would not find your write up favorable about Veronex but I do. I feel more sure about making money on Veronex's stocks than ever before. Mr.Hite and Mr.Price are good marketers and will sell their product. It's just a matter of time. Y2K problems will bring chaos and I expect companies to be reaching out for companies to help them. My biggest worry about Veronex was - Does it work? Will it out last the Y2K problems? See Ted, Tom Price is of the real world. I have known him since we were appox. 5 yrs old. He made me my first bicycle. He seemed to have developed it from thin air. Of course he used parts from many old bicycles. He made our first "Hot Rod"- Ford body, Chevy engine, lincoln rearend, hurst transmission- Lord knows what kind of seat and dashboard - The funny thing, It all looked normal to me. It made many new cars that we raced seem inferior. I just can't understand how a 20 yr old car can make one straight off the line look like it was standing still on the tract. Made by real engineers with years of experience, who really thought they could win the race. Although you feel that I/NOVA is made up of many old saved parts of past programs, do you know of any product that can beat it off the line. When we were kids, Tom used to make deals with us to fix something. He would always end by saying "If it doesn't do like I tell you, you don't have to pay, No work , no pay". I am sure he is saying the same thing today. Mr. Price has always been a master of "toolettes". All intelligent men draw from the past. Tom Price has always been a master at "Seeing and Putting Together" the big picture from smaller things that seem to have no value by it's self. The enthusiasm around their office is another good sign. After reading your evaluation, I feel even stronger about Veronex's success. Thank you for the fabulous post Ted. Aloha Nui Loa. Tim

To: TEDennis who wrote (446)	11/22/1998 4:53:00 PM
From: TJPrice	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 684

Dear Terry, I was asked by several people to respond to your message. Normally, I am too busy even to read message boards, much less respond or develop any continuing dialog. In this case, I will make an exception and at least respond. In a nutshell, your comments like "that's what I thought it was doing" and "everyone is doing the same thing" prove your preconceived notion of what I\|Nova provides. I brought Tony, Dave and Ed into the meeting for a purpose - basically to verify what we anticipated. They, like the rest of our technical team, have personal reputations with business and programming experience that extend over twenty-five years and have products in use worldwide. Additionally, all six of them have run their own companies and are quite knowledgeable and aware of "what the world" is doing and why we are different. I could cover as many as 14 points in your opinion that we disagree on, however it would be fruitless to get into a dissertation on technology. For whatever it's worth to you, the I\|Nova concept is inevitable; the world cannot continue to generate code. A change in how a computer is made to perform the Enterprise Business Process is unavoidable. If we do not change the process, the next millennium type problem will bury us as a country. Technologist's have talked about it for years and many have tried and failed. They have not figured it out because they look at the problem through the eyes of a programmer, not a business system designer. Finding "why something cannot be done" has never produced creation. I\|Nova is a product that would never be created by a computer manufacturer or a large software firm that bills on a Time and Material basis, because removing the "magic" when making a computer perform with simplicity have never been welcome words in a technologist's dictionary. Being creative and mystic will always be their model until the realities of I\|Nova are commonplace. Although we do not agree, your opinion is appreciated by all of us here at Veronex. We believe in I\|Nova and have a total commitment to our shareholders and will continue to focus on being a leader in our industry. Best regards, Thomas J. Price President and Chief Operating Officer Veronex Technologies, Inc.