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To: Tim Callaghan who wrote (961)	2/25/1999 7:19:00 PM
From: ztect	Respond to of 1541

Tim.....don't even go there.... There are so many divergent opinions regarding the impact of y2k. Yet you haven't even tested GTCI's y2k product. Go back and read Yang's review and the posts betw. him and Ted Denis. Per yang's comments it is a hardware fix for pc's. So give that issue a rest already especially since there are not 10 million non-hardware compliant y2k pc's in China alone per anyone's account except for WSRG's Geeze...thought you could do better than that... btw...you side stepped the whole issue of where all of GTCI's earnings are coming from.... for this year.... Sincerely, ztect Sincerely

To: Tim Callaghan who wrote (961)	2/25/1999 7:33:00 PM
From: blessed	Respond to of 1541

Tim, Thank you for all the hard work you have put into your research and have shared with the rest of the board. Your efforts are appreciated. As has been said, countless times before, time will tell. Blessed

To: Tim Callaghan who wrote (961)	2/25/1999 7:45:00 PM
From: ztect	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1541

Tim.............. You also miss the point regarding a news source reporting the point of view of just one group, that has nothing to do with a vested interest of pumping up a stock's share price versus the uncredited replication of that news source's information to directly pump up a stock via a paid for tout like that by WSRG irrespective of the company's products. This is the same mistake you made regarding Time Magazine. Why don't you re-read that post. Interesting though you are quickly able to access the sources that WSRG's apparently plagiarized for their report on two issues. Very interesting....you sure you don't work for WSRG???? Come on, Tim...fess up!!! Sincerely, ztect