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To: DADEPFAN who wrote (387)	1/30/1999 4:36:00 PM
From: robert e. contois	Respond to of 746

DADEPFAN: From what I can see,the article was written on Sept.4,1998.I think a lot has changed with ININ (mainly the last week or so)that maybe warrant the recent movement in the stock,just MHO. Good luck to all. Bob.

To: DADEPFAN who wrote (387)	1/30/1999 6:01:00 PM
From: Beermeister	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 746

Stock Detective is a JOKE!! Does that make you feel better? Almost everything they say is negative. They do play a role by helping novice investors learn about investing, but beyond that they assume that every pennystock is a scam if it is not a reporting company or if the company or concept sounds "questionable" according to their standards. They bash newsletters and companies like there is no tomorrow. Most investors know that the penny stock markets are full of risk, almost like investing in commodities. All investors should know these risks. There is no such thing as safety in any kind of stock investing. I once lost in a New York Stock Exchange company when the stock fell from $10 to .002. If you want guaranteed safety you should put you money in the bank and earn a predictable interest. One time I heard a rumor that Stock Detective was run by market makers who have an interest in shorting stocks. I don't know whether that is true or not, but it makes you wonder. I wouldn't waste my time using Stock Detective other than maybe to learn about the listing standards of different exchanges, investment techniques, quotes, etc. Learn to think for yourself. Do your own due diligence. Don't use their negative bias due diligence. If you listen to everything Stock Detective says about companies you may never make any money. Use your own intellect, not theirs. I rest my case. Does anyone agree?????

To: DADEPFAN who wrote (387)	1/30/1999 6:08:00 PM
From: Jonathan Lebed	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 746

WOW, 700MM shares outstanding...that explains a lot! It is a $50MM company, and what do they have to show for it? A poorly designed site. ININ joins a simple KTEL Affiliate program...and they put a press release out about it! WOW! Check out HVAR, only 18MM outstanding. They have professionally designed site up at havanarepublic.com which is expected to soon be open for cigar sales over the Internet. Unlike ININ, HVAR is a fully reporting company. Jon

To: DADEPFAN who wrote (387)	1/30/1999 7:30:00 PM
From: Dorine Essey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 746

DADEFAN, Check this link with recent news.http://quicken.excite.com/investments/news/?symbol=ININ Dorine

To: DADEPFAN who wrote (387)	1/30/1999 9:10:00 PM
From: Tazman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 746

Dave, several factors in favor of ININ continuing the course: 1) The stock detective means well, but the company has had about 10 very positive press releases showing the business plan is going forward since that 9/4/98 stinky write-up. Just having Amazon etc. in your releases gives credibility to a tiny start-up. 2) This stock has had a very slow steady rise...none of those .01 to 1.00 in 3 days deals that do set off warning flags. We're still talking about a 7 1/2 cent stock here...I don't here the words "overvalued" coming out anytime soon. 3) Doing business with DRIV (a $850 million cap biz) isn't going to hurt either, a company that is expected to grow 50% annualy over the next 5 years. I think the business plan is coming together, and at $.075, is still well worth the investment IMHO. Bill