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To: Bill Fortune III who wrote (11209)	2/28/1999 7:32:00 PM
From: kathyh	Respond to of 15313

Thanks, Bill...I will do that and let you know what I find out...Thanks again to you and all the other posters for the good info on FNTN!!

To: Bill Fortune III who wrote (11209)	2/28/1999 8:30:00 PM
From: Bill Ham	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15313

I usually keep quiet and stay in the background but I have to ask, why is everyone getting so cranked up over this? Either you trust FNTN management or you don't. This is still considered a high risk investment and no one likes unnecessary dilution, but if they offer these shares as an APO, would you be upset? Considering the revenue generated by IPOs that were with internet companies over the last year and the potential share value and publicity an APO could generate, I don't think so. Of course I'm not trying to speak for anyone just stating an opinion. How did everyone think they were going to pay for the cable advertising or future expansion? You can partner with industry leaders, but that doesn't mean they'll foot the bill. Last week with the announcements I thought most FNTN investors were feeling pretty good about their investment, I still am. Are FNTN investors such a fickle bunch? I guess only time will tell. The strides over the last six months for this company have been huge. They seem to have a plan and the SB 2 filing looks like part of it. Oh well, I spewed enough for now. Good luck to all FNTN investors, whatever you decide to do. Bill