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To: sandstuff who wrote (36000)	1/14/1999 12:26:00 AM
From: woody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

The only word I needed to see in that release was China.....Spent time on a project last year to evaluate telecom infrastructure investment opportunites in China. Although the region carries a significant amount of risk, due to political uncertainty and govt beauracy, the potential returns are unbelievable. Even though this contract is a relatively small first step..it is still a first step into the most lucrative market in the world. Im sure JC has bigger plans in the works for this country.

To: sandstuff who wrote (36000)	1/14/1999 12:27:00 AM
From: bullmarket	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

it is PREDICTABLE that naysayers come out when DGIV share price goes up. Don't forget the fact that some of these naysayers have admitted publicly they short stocks. Don't forget the fact that we have seen naysayers masquerading as 'concerned posters'in the past, only to admit publicly later they shorted DGIV (hello, "pablo escobar") Don't forget the fact naysayers are nowhere to be seen, only to come swarming back when DGIV share price goes up. If they are so 'concerned' about the company, why didn't they post on a regular basis when the stock was down. Is it because they were done with their shorting, and now want to short the stock again after its recent rise? Don't forget the fact naysayers started their own thread to bash DGIV, except nobody paid that thread any attention, so they have come back to our thread. If they have "pure" motives (NOT!), why not just post their concern on their thread, and leave this thread alone? Don't forget at least one naysayer wrote publicly he would never post here again, only to prove himself a liar by saying; "Uh, I changed my mind". If they can change their minds so easily, how can anyone trust what they say? AND THEY ASK FOR CREDIBILITY.....NOT!!!!!

To: sandstuff who wrote (36000)	1/14/1999 12:28:00 AM
From: Dolfan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

After further research this has got to be the Teltek Digitcom has performed a JV with. I urge everyone to go to this site and read it. It definitely fit's the picture of what we are trying to accomplish! teltek.com.tw A couple excerpts from the site, and yes it is the Avant Garde City Group. And Little Coffee they are by far struggling! Avant Garde City Group is an international conglomerate with core businesses in telecommunications, broadcasting, information systems, trading and retail sales. Based in Los Angeles, California, AGCG also operates offices in Taipei, Kaohsiung, Shanghai, Beijing, and San Diego. This diversification accentuates AGCG's commitment to building synergies betweeen technology and applications and maintaining a leading position in the high-tech revolution taking place throughout the Pacific Rim. Through consolidation and growth, AGCG has solidified its position at the forefront of the most dynamic industries in the Pacific Rim. AGCG's strategic advantage grows out of synergies the Group has built between telecommunications, broadcasting and information systems, and a trans-Pacific position it has developed through core businesses in the U.S., Taiwan and Mainland China. The Group's rapid growth through the 1990's indicates that AGCG has found a unique formula for success. Regards, Mark