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To: ColleenB who wrote (27526)	3/2/1999 11:30:00 AM
From: barbara sperino	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 43774

have you called the company and asked these questions? Were they side step? Did they not answer them for you? If this is a burning question for you why are you asking everybody on the thread for your answers? 1 516 232 2221.

To: ColleenB who wrote (27526)	3/2/1999 12:56:00 PM
From: StandFast	Respond to of 43774

ColleenB, I was over on the EDII thread with you also. Yes, I did lose some on the drop in price. But, I also learned a few lessons from the encounter, so I cannot say that it was not profitable. Yes, you can worry and lose sleep over the number of shares and continously voice a negative opinion on this thread, but I must bring up three points: 1. If you continue to bash this stock, and you are invested in it, why? The point of purchasing a stock is that you belive in the company and the potential it has. If you are so worried about the number of shares I would suggest you sell, and go buy into something stable with ten times the number of shares, like Phillip Morris (4.4 Billion) or Coke (1.1 Billion) 2. Granted the thread is a good place to get information, but it is not a good place to depend on for fact. You mentioned EDII never fed you any truth, well how in the hell do you expect to get any more accurate information from fellow investors? If your research is so good, why ask other investors to answer your questions? Obviously you know the answers, and if your answers do not sit well with you, SELL! 3. Remember this is a penny stock, along with the chance of infinite rewards, you only have to suffer the potential to loose a finite amount. If you had lost quite a bit on EDII, are you betting on PRWT to bring you out of your misery? There are plenty of other avenues which you can take to increase your funds rather than loosing what you have left. Please, a salesman does not demote a product they are trying to sell or create interest in, why should a stockholder who has positive knowledge of a company, not do the same? Off my pedestal now! Standfast