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To: jean1057 who wrote (8381)	11/28/1998 8:02:00 AM
From: don roberson	Respond to of 15313

jean, we all have the same horrible stories. and they all revolved around the mistake of not staying the course and also getting out too early.And before they went up, those on the sites all had the same doubts as are sometimes posted here. I have to look at EBAY suggested by a friend. If I had sold my FNTN and bought EBAY at the time, I'd have a 100K profit. yes, it hurts. And as you look at EBAY you see folks that sold all along the way up from $40 to $200+ because they all had doubts on where it was headed. They all could not see the worldwide potential. I even wonder here if FNTN will be that one dog that never makes it. It is frustrating. I'd hate to walk away from the plate with nothing and then look at all the others i could have made something in. These opportunities don't happen that often, especially as quickly as people are making money in the Internet sector. Hopefully by the meeting there will be enough information out to send the stock up, but I also wonder about that. I'd hate to hear, "Oh, we-re almost ready, but really can't tell you anything or announce anything, etc etc etc. Thank you for flying up here at Christmas, here have a nice cookie". I'm counting on more so all our Christmas' will be nice. And if FNTN starts going up, people will be selling it all along the way up, and many may regret jumping out too early, but anxiety builds as the profits increase.