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To: Manly who wrote (9469)	3/1/1999 8:57:00 PM
From: Manly	Respond to of 27722

Did everyone vanish?? Took this info from raging bull - FYI. By: sarasotajh Reply To: None Monday, 1 Mar 1999 at 7:29 PM EST Post # of 2924 I was quite shocked to receive a third returned call from Eric Paulson today and this time I was not in a meeting and got to speak with him live...very nice man by the way. He obviously cannot tell me or anyone else the date of the S-1 announcement but he told me that the process was going forward and that he stands by his "several weeks" statement. He told me that there are not any problems, the delay is merely to make sure that the process is done correctly. He stated that his objective is to do whats best for the long term interest of NAVR shareholders...by the way, he is the largest shareholder and he said that no one wants the share price to go up more than he does. The reasoning for the IPO remains that the divestiture of Net Radio would make NAVR immediately profitable and provide a potential $100MM+ interest free cash infusion to NAVR. Hang in there folks they are not evil monsters waiting to take your money. They want this thing to go as much as we do, but it is complicated and it has to be done right!

To: Manly who wrote (9469)	3/1/1999 10:10:00 PM
From: stiltz1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27722

Guess what folks: we don't runthe business: we do know there will be an ipo; it will be in the next week or so: so what's the angst? The company needs the ipo; the officers need the ipo; the stockholders need the ipo; it's a win/win situation. Do you think Pualson and company are going to shoot themselves int he foot? Get real. instead of complaining that it's not coming fast enough, be out there accumulating shares. That's how you show faith int he company, and in the process reward yourselves.