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To: don roberson who wrote (8257)	11/23/1998 4:52:00 PM
From: ilh1	Respond to of 15313

don, I'm like you, I am so invested in FNTN I cannot exactly pull out and walk away that easily. I'm kinda stuck here, wishing that I could "yahoo" with everybody else, or swing in the "AMZN" jungle. Oh well, nothing I can do now but wait this one out. (Funny, I'm not even sure any more why I am here. Taking too long. I think I had better go back and read my notes.)

To: don roberson who wrote (8257)	11/23/1998 6:54:00 PM
From: JOHN WHITE	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15313

Hi Don, Keep the faith. We're just seeing the beginning rumblings in internet related stocks. The rapid growth in this and its related fields will continue for years. The companies that are now reaping the fantastic stock price moves got to the scene earlier and paid their dues while their share prices languished at paltry levels. There are some well healed johnny-come-lately exceptions but most of these late arrivals to the party are in areas other companies spent some time developing. It takes guts to hold on understanding that FNTN is pioneering a total-type intranet service that will take time to develop. Someday in the not too distant future I expect to see FNTN generating steadily sharply rising revenues. If this is accompanied by a NASDAQ listing I expect to see tons of money rotating out of the present high flyers - which by then will be over priced to a lot of investors - into FNTN. When this happens our "comatose cow" (gg..gg I love that term) will be transformed into a raging bull. You probably know all this though. Just thought I'd repeat it for some encouragement. John