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To: Gordon Gekko who wrote (20126)	12/7/1998 7:15:00 PM
From: ROSARIO	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 43774

You are wrong my friend!! The competition provides the same services that I.T. does and then some. Check out Real Time Quotes, *E TRADE, EXECUTIONER, JUST TO NAME A FEW!!! Why are you attempting to mislead investors. Do you work for PRWT or have friends/relatives that do?? Best Regards PS: DO NOT CALL ME NAMES, MY FRIEND!!!!

To: Gordon Gekko who wrote (20126)	12/7/1998 7:20:00 PM
From: VBroady	Respond to of 43774

There are PRWT longs here that daytrade - they should try it. May turn out to be not only a great "test drive," but a good investment. I'm going to e-mail them and ask them if I can try it for ten days or for some trial period, without a cash investment. Most other Web-broker services now let you sign up and download software without an cash deposit to get you "hooked." You just can't trade until you deposit or establish a line of credit. This would allow me to put up ten stocks on their software display and check it out. Watch the display/ticker and get a feel for it. I am very critical, but will report an honest opinion. I can compare it to DLJ Direct and Waterhouse, my on-line brokerages. DLJ is much better than Waterhouse IMO, so I'll really just be comparing it to DLJ. I am not, however, as qualified as others here to do this because 1) I am not a PRWT shareholder, and 2) I've never had Level II, don't really understand it or have another level II service to compare it to. Oh well, at least I'd try it ... and I'm not even a PRWT long. vb