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To: Gator who wrote (27403)	12/14/1998 6:59:00 AM
From: QKAnd	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

Just wanted to let you know in case this one is in play for today. Since these guys have done this they are 3 for 5. The first three were easy doubles with one going from 1 to 6.5 in a week but the last two have done nothing. Supposedly this goes to thousands of people. I think it is probably crap but wanted to let you know. All members got this on Friday after the bell. We shall see on this one. To: Reminder Participants Our new pick is I/NET, Inc. symbol (INNI) an otc:bb stock. I/NET is the developer and marketer of Internet and Intranet based software applications for mid-range computers. They are also engaged in web site consulting services. I/NET's AS/400 server software products allow AS/400 mid-range computers to function as Internet servers, provide encryption for secure financial transactions, and perform other Internet related functions. I/NET is currently finalizing its development efforts to bring Netscape's products to the mid-range computer market. I/NET formed a strategic alliance with IBM Corporation to accomplish this. IBM is a minority shareholder in I/NET. ''We are excited about our long-term growth opportunities with the planned fourth quarter introduction of our Netscape product for the AS/400,'' said Steven J. Markee, I/NET's CEO. ''The feedback received from our beta tests have been positive, confirming that our development efforts are paying off. We anticipate these new products will contribute to our financial results starting in the first quarter of fiscal 1999.'' I/NET has been profitable for the last seven quarters, mostly because of agreements with IBM and Netscape. Visit their company web site at: inetmi.com. Check our site update: homestead.com --------------------------------------------- Disclaimer --- We are not paid by the companies that we select, nor have we ever been. We may buy and sell stock in this or any of our picks at any time. We are not financial advisors. You should contact a professional before you ever commit money to any stock investment. Past performance of our stock picks are no guarantee of future performance. Investing is a risk.