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To: Reinhard who wrote (2401)	11/26/1998 9:14:00 AM
From: ztect	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

Reinhard: Start with website: winr.net also look at the "test" site. Read over the web page, Read through the old "news", then read through the thread with great care. On message boards friends can be enemies, and enemies can be friends (meaning that every one here has different strategies, and some may want to manipulate share price by colluding with other participants on the thread...even the so called "leaders"). Message 6514454 Form a list of critical questions, call or email IR, PR , the CEO, et cetera. You have to be assertive. You can not passively expect or accept answers. If you receive answers to your questions that are unsatisfactory or reek of spin, just say NO...and find another issue. Such efforts are rewarded with sometimes 300% to 600% gains in very short time frames. If you don't do your own "DD", you may luck out...but more likely you may lose 50 to 80% of your money. Don't risk more than you can afford to lose! Check out the test site: test.winr.net test.winr.net Which has seven TISS sites.. activegaming.com wagertv.com bookiescafe.com rocknrollcasino.com nudegambling.com casinocafe.com tvcasino.com Plus the one Interbet site still under construction interbetcasino.com Read as much as is available about TISS and Interbet on the site and any where else you can find info...and then determine how much you want to or not want to invest... Here are some useful links for microcap and small cap investors: napeague.com hh-club.com smallcapinvestor.com stockdetective.com Personally, I'm a bit more risk adverse than any of these links above would suggest. Greater risks, greater rewards...determine your risk tolerance levels, and then maybe just invest a small amount to learn the rules of the game, before venturing larger amounts. This is venture capitalism at its best and ugliest. Hope this helps. ztect