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To: WISDOM MILES who wrote (13447)	1/9/1999 3:40:00 PM
From: LT	Respond to of 19331

Hello Wisdom, It has been considered. Unfortunately, there are just so many people at DCI that could undertake that task and there are much larger fish to fry at present. Give them the time to do what HAS to be done in Europe and then we'll see. I do know for a fact that Joe Murphy isn't afraid to give the DCI shareholders ALL the proceeds from such a venture so I'm personally all for it.....they just need time.... Lou

To: WISDOM MILES who wrote (13447)	1/9/1999 3:54:00 PM
From: Alan Lynch	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19331

re: Cyberfax IPO As I understand it, Cyberfax in itself is as yet undeveloped, or at least in its infancy and the company has not had the resources (time/manpower) to commit to its development. It is a viable and valuable asset to the product mix. However, with the transformation from prepaid to long distance, merger with Wavetech and the upcoming move to another exchange, and what appears to be negotiations with prospective suitors for the company whether sooner or later, Cyberfax's development is remaining mute for the present time. The idea of spinning it off (no funny remarks from the juvenile ranks) would be great for DCI had they not been involved in their current activities. As it stands, it is an undeveloped entity. Potential buyers are only going to value this portion of DCI on its current worth, not on what it could be. If DCI is to be sold in the near term they will be sold off as a long distance/internet provider/prepaid card company. Cyberfax will be/could be a throw in, sort of like a future draft choice. The development of the long distance portion of the product mix will be prominent in Mr. Murphy's agenda due to the margin he has achieved for minutes. It is one thing to acquire all the apples for the tree, the company now has to consolidate their management team and achieve the synergy to maximize the profit potential of the current business plan. That is where the value of the company is at present. Regards,

To: WISDOM MILES who wrote (13447)	1/10/1999 1:56:00 PM
From: JOE MEDSKER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

W, Why not consider IPO cyberfax? I just don't see the company taking the time or money to do this. What they are working on in Europe will bring in several hundred million dollars of revenues in the next 12 months. The potential for CyberFax to equal that would take many years. The best way to handle CyberFax is just what Joe is doing and that is finding a buyer that has both the time and money to take it to its full potential Best Regards

To: WISDOM MILES who wrote (13447)	3/28/1999 4:44:00 PM
From: WISDOM MILES	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19331

Internet(Fax On Internet) is the way to go! Refer to post#13447 on Jan. 9,1999 I still think CyberFax is a hidden Diamond for DCI TELECOM and DCTC shareholder. I agree DCI TEL should concentrate its efforts and resources to what it's now doing on Switches,Europe and Listing.But we still have a choice to IPO CyberFax as an independent company so CyberFax could develop on its own. By IPO CyberFax and give part of CyberFax shares to DCTC shareholder, this move would greatly enhance shareholder value. As I know CYBERFAX has been doing FAX on INTERNET business, a stock in that sector called EFAX caught my attention, here is some data for EFAX: DATE ...........CLOSING STOCK PRICE 3/01/99 .........$7 1/8 3/26/99..........$20 Comparing of EFAX with DCTC STOCK...... PRICE(3/26/99)....9MONTHS REVENUE....OUTSTANDING SHARES EFAX.........$20............$23.2M(ENDING 9/30/98)...11.8M DCTC.........$3.............$28.1M(ENDING 12/31/98)...28M Obviously, FAX on INTERNET has higher valuation. So don't sell CYBERFAX, don't let CYBERFAX wasting DCI's cash; instead, IPO CYBERFAX! check dcic.com then click About Our Business for CYBERFAX webpage Stronger than ever. GO DCTC!