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To: bottomfish who wrote (1447)	11/27/1998 3:05:00 PM
From: Jim Posey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7618

Barton, Where did you get your information that they did not have a prototype? Can your cousin that worked on the store emphatically state that the prototype didn't exist? If he can, I'm sure the SEC would be glad to talk to him. The fact is, that everyone that attended the demonstration in 1996 was given the opportunity to witness the prototype if they signed a non-disclosure statement. I haven't seen any statements from anyone that has signed the non-disclosure coming forth to state that it didn't exist. If your cousin was working on the store, how much knowledge of DWM does he have? What is his expertise? Why isn't he still working for IAS? Have you been to IAS? Have you checked the financial statements from IAS? Paul has pointed them out every time they come out. Consistently they are, no revenue and losses of around a million every year. If you don't make any money and you are spending all of your resources to produce a product, what do you call it??? Sounds like R&D to me. Barton, since you have inside information about IAS, answer me some questions. It has been over two years since the debacle over the demonstration. IAS hasn't issued one statement about DWM since about January. In September, after investigating IAS for two years, the SEC filed suit against Neldon but didn't shut down IAS. There has been absolutely no hype or anything else for that matter for almost 10 months. Why then does this stock still exist? Why has this stock traded over 125,000 shares over the last three days and the price has gone up about .75? If Neldon still has all those millions that you keep referring to, why would he buy his stock back and throw away the money on something that doesn't work as you suggest? Why hasn't he taken his millions and left the country? Where is all of the hype that you keep referring to? If you do have inside sources at IAS, why don't you share it with the rest of us? Jim