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To: Shinie who wrote (293)	3/6/1999 9:24:00 PM
From: Gary Teichrow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1238

Bit scary when you have the likes of this "Jamesmith" character posting news on CNTR. The vultures are circling... Don't know exactly how to read this type of activity. Did you notice his posting history: MDCE, FAMH, CITI. Can't blame him I guess -- everybody's gotta make a buck, right? Boy, I just wish this stock could get a little more legit. Boy did CADA ride CNTR's press release to hype their own "internet" plans. Guess I can't blame them either -- just seems so cheap... Boy, I feel so dirty owning CNTR now :)

To: Shinie who wrote (293)	3/6/1999 10:15:00 PM
From: Jatin Kadakia	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1238

Cathy, I traded CNTR last year short term (non necessarily day trading but more like week trading) quite successfully as opposed to my long term losses. When stock is not attended by institutions, it becomes day tarders realm as they move the stock to their liking with little volume. If for some reason, stock goes to OTC:BB or pink sheet, it will be even more of day traders dream stock. I honestly hope that does not happen. I seriously thought of taking some short term position at 15/16 but went with other opportunities elsewhere.. Might have made little more money but would have lost some sleep in the process <g>. I just do not know what the future of this company will be without any top line growth. Regards, JK