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To: Ned Land who wrote (420)	2/9/1999 10:12:00 AM
From: Leroyt	Respond to of 947

The slant on this take is not mine. I consider InvestorsGuru basically did a merger with CMOZ which was only a shell at that time. The main internet site for IG is their own site which has been up, functioning and profitable for several years. Things have been happening very quickly for the company and closing other deals and getting PR in place takes higher priority than completing the new internet site. BTW, the firm that does the PR will have an investors package next week (that's what they told me) and that firm does PR, IR and assists in financing and deal-making. That's my take. CMOZ is the vehicle by which IG has "gone public" and will be growing from there. I understand the PR's on deals should be out soon. later, leroyt

To: Ned Land who wrote (420)	2/9/1999 5:39:00 PM
From: TOPCAT1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 947

NED LAND... Nothing is for free in this game... and your comments in your last post about "paper", give me a break... I bought stock as cheap as I could get it... I put up my money where my mouth is, god knows, I have enough loosers to prove it... do you know or do you keep track or do you even look - CMOZ has traded slightly over 49,000,000 shares since my purchase... and you are saying that today I decided to blow off my "paper", you are NUTS... This has been an amazing play, and with over 49 million shares trading so far, there has been ample opportunity to buy and sell at will for every person who wanted to... my delight about this stock in talking about it on the internet is totally my delight (not yours)... I don't think this one is over yet... did you even notice that the NASDAQ was down over 90 points and dropped over 30 in the last 1/2 hour... I think many people took the opportunity to sell today in a range of internet and e-commerce stocks but I don't think you would really understand this nor are you monitoring the variety of indicators out there that are used to buy and sell stocks... Good Luck... when CMOZ goes back up, you make sure and say that TOPCAT must be buying back his "paper" back...

To: Ned Land who wrote (420)	2/27/1999 2:34:00 AM
From: Ned Land	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 947

Ned Land Tuesday, Feb 9 1999 10:03AM ET Reply # of 503 Stock Detective assails CMOZ "empty hype" and adds : "the company has nothing else to offer." Ouch, that hurts. Leroy, maybe you can get them kicked off internic Better yet, threaten a lawsuit. Oh, wait a minute, you need money to hire lawyers. TOPCAT, I guess today would be an auspicious day to blow off all your free paper. COSMOZ.com Inc. (OTC BB: CMOZ) is the latest incarnation of a company which, a few short months ago, announced a $16 million funding to develop and market franchise "concepts." Among them: pretzel kiosks and automotive specialty stores. But that was August. A mere five months later, the former company, MIS International, changed its name to COSMOZ.com and, presto change-o, is now an Internet company. Hardly. But that didn't stop its stock from running up from $0.20 to $5 in less than two weeks. Before hiring a pubic relations firm last week, COSMOZ generated its own hype, comparing itself to Internet giants like Yahoo! It pushed that image even further when it announced its acquisition of the obscure Investorsguru.com, a financial website with an alarmingly high ratio of traditionally dicey mining, gas and oil stocks on its research lists. COSMOZ aligned this mystery site with the likes of Silicon Investor and MotleyFool, both marquee names in Internet finance. But such empty hype is not surprising when the company has nothing else to offer. Although it is an Internet-based company, it doesn't have a site - at least not a working site (it's under construction). Nor does it have a product, sales or financial statements for investors to consider.