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To: Bernard Levy who wrote (909)	1/2/1999 5:58:00 PM
From: Bill Lotozo	Respond to of 1461

Bernard This is probably true if you are a long term investor, but if a person were to buy in on Monday don't you think they would have a nice rise up a while until earnings are announced? Bill

To: Bernard Levy who wrote (909)	1/2/1999 7:32:00 PM
From: NicholasC	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1461

Bernard, While I don't think that anyone should be lashing out, you are fueling some of this by making claims that are not supported by fact. Where in the world did you get information that the debt was floorless? I haven't seen a single posting that supported such a claim. To the contrary, I've seen information that says the debt has a conversion price of around $3.57. As such, they are essentially options. As such, as the stock goes up the lenders are making good money. Why are you suggesting that someone go dig through the SEC filing to find some mysterious facts that you found that are incriminating? Why don't you just make a direct reference to what you are referring to? What's your interest in this stock? -N

To: Bernard Levy who wrote (909)	1/3/1999 2:00:00 PM
From: Rob L.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1461

Bernard, Let's see if I have understood you correctly. Since your "factual news items" means Pcms should probably be valued at a couple of cents more or less do you think you could take a couple of minutes out of your holy agenda and spread some of your eternal wisdom to help us poor souls with this seemingly useless investment and please answer the following questions? 1) What your saying is the three lenders have made the loan on the bases to short the hell out of the stock? 2) If 1) above is correct the three lenders obviously are bandits, right? 3) If 2) above is correct Pcom itself probably are bandits correct? 4) Please also, oh great one, since a lot of people don't want to lose it all, would it be too much to ask for a couple more of your sacred minutes in order for you to actually ask the company so as to just try and kind of verify what is the purpose of the loan and just to get a sense of Pcom officers view in how it feels to do business with bandits? Eternally Yours, Rob