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To: J T who wrote (20018)	12/7/1998 2:31:00 AM
From: jhild	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 43774

No way to answer until you actually find a live one. But face it, if one showed up, what would it mean anyway? One customer. Big whoopee. A $12M market cap company riding on the back of 1 $300/month investor. Yeah, right. (Btw that's just my style, isn't it? Harassing phone calls, death threats, name calling - that surely must be why such a person hasn't stepped forward.)

To: J T who wrote (20018)	12/7/1998 2:34:00 AM
From: VBroady	Respond to of 43774

Has anyone here used INSIDERTRADING's services?? If no one here is using it to trade stock, you can bet that it will be a loser. If PRWT shareholders don't use it to trade PRWT stock ...... What does this say?? Someone, anyone, your input please. INSIDERTRADING is PRWT's best chance - IMHO - from what I've seen so far. If INSIDERTRADING is substantially "better" than DLJ, E*Trade, and others at a lower/same price, then PRWT may have something. Since they are a "late comer" they really must have something special to offer in order to succeed. At $21.95 a trade plus extra charges for "options," the price must be justified. Once people get used to a certain Web-broker, they stick with 'em. Can IT establish customer loyalty? vb ps - since it's after 11:30 Pac time, I won't expect an answer until tomorrow, dammit. PMs welcome.