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To: Bill Fortune III who wrote (930)	2/10/1999 5:57:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2994

Great post Bill. Hey whoever it is out there selling shares did you miss this from the press release last Friday? RDIM also wishes to thank those attendees at the Las Vegas conference. As a result of the conference, the company was able to sign a definitive Letter of Understanding with Personal Consumers Services (PCS), which, subject to the final results of the audits, should contribute an additional $7 million in revenues to the company. At the Las Vegas conference, RDIM also met with other attendees, representing nine additional Wholesale Club locations who have expressed an interest joining the RDIM team. biz.yahoo.com I was in Vegas. I am a believer! Regards, Jeff

To: Bill Fortune III who wrote (930)	2/10/1999 8:53:00 PM
From: Wally	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2994

Bill: Like FNTN, the majority of the trades in RDIM have stayed on the high end of the movement - and like FNTN, RDIM's product has its own niche within the the sector. We both agree that RDIM offers the advantage of being the less discovered of the two, and as you pointed out, the float in RDIM is very small. I totally agree with those of you on this thread who sense the "endless possibilities" here. You and I agree on FNTN's probabilities, believing it will hit $10 this year. Because of its wider initial market, RDIM could hit $30. Before I get accused of bald-faced hyping, let me quickly add that $30 is NOT my bold prediction. I'm saying it is a possibility - and with some degree of precedent. SATH did exactly those numbers and from the same base in a matter of weeks- and then got murdered during the last 48 hours (closed around $15 today, but SATH will climb back up and make a few people rich all over again.) RDIM (again, not unlike FNTN) is one of those handful of Internet stocks that will probably be profitable in the short term (unlike SATH). This would add greatly to their long-term stability in an otherwise unstable sector. A few days ago I mentioned to a friend that I had sold part of my position in RDIM and then felt foolish for having taken the risk for such a small profit. So here I am again - only this time with more of a presence and much more patience. regards, Wally