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To: gammaray who wrote (429)	12/23/1998 7:12:00 PM
From: Alex Dominguez	Respond to of 488

patience....January PR campaighn will begin shortly and Feb we will fly.Dont be surprised if stocks pulls back before then.No big deal just pick up more shares.!

To: gammaray who wrote (429)	12/23/1998 8:36:00 PM
From: RikRichter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 488

Neil, I do not see a reverse merger being a drawback. A reverse merger is an inexpensive way of going public. One of the best investments I made was in Amati Communications which did a reverse merger a couple of years ago. This was an ADSL telecommunications co. Eventually, Texas Instruments bought out Amati for a large premium. Funny thing is that I own another advanced commercialized search engine stock, iSleuth.com (SLEU), which followed the same reverse merger script in October, 1998. SLEU recently signed deals with Inktomi, 24/7 Media and MBNA Bank. Hopefully, WCTI will follow the same commercialization path. I am long three micro-cap search engines: WCTI, EXGP and SLEU. Regards.