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To: WEBNATURAL who wrote (701)	1/27/1999 2:06:00 PM
From: Elio Madama	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 834

OTC Bulletin Board MKIIZ Domestic Best Bid/Ask... 0.813 2.250 0 x 0 Bid Ask Bid x Ask Date Time Telephone# Indicators ________ ________ ___________ ________ ________ __________ __________ MHMY 0.813 25 x 0 01/27/99 12:56:07 O F FRAN 0.063 2.375 50 x 5 01/27/99 12:25:35 O F PGON 0.250 4.250 50 x 5 01/27/99 11:15:43 O F HILL 0.750 25 x 0 01/27/99 09:15:54 O F FLSC 0 x 0 01/27/99 07:53:58 O F MULE 0 x 0 01/27/99 07:53:58 O F WIEN 0.125 2.250 50 x 5 01/27/99 07:53:58 O F

To: WEBNATURAL who wrote (701)	1/27/1999 3:29:00 PM
From: WEBNATURAL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 834

This is the email that I sent. I waited for a few hours hoping for an answer. None came. Maybe it will come with the next good news! Sent to:kmella@atsi.net I want to add my letter to you to the pile you must already have. I own shares in your company. I thought when you bought shares in a company it was part ownership. I had planned to buy a few 100,000 shares more. Now every one of my old $.05 shares is revalued to 100 of it's original value, right? 100 shares equals $5.00, right? That 100 shares that was worth $.05 each for a total of $5.00 is now one share. The going price is $.75 and you are probably trying to prop that up with the $2.50 ask. That is a loss to me of $4.25. How about telling me in a return email when and exactly how I'm going to get $4.25 back? Then tell me why I should buy more before and then after it happens? Where is my math in error? What did I do to you? How about putting your answer out in public as I plan to do with this e-mail on Silicon Investor?