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To: Mr.D who wrote (40169)	3/10/1999 9:42:00 PM
From: Jack Colton	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 50264

Ahhh, Mr.D.... I had expected so much more from you. I am not totally out either... and I could buy a lot more without advanced notice. All I can suggest for you is I hope you do make Millions of Dollars in DGIV, and I hope all of your investments are multi baggers and that none of them take more than a year to pan out. I might also suggest some spelling lessons... People do judge you by the words you type. Usually, all you can tell from someone's typing is how articulate they are. But in your case, I think your talents are lying hidden. Here's a few ideas, I'd like you to pay special attention to: 1. The apostrophe, ['], is possibly the most misused little mark in the history of the language. Here is the deal: the possessive of most words is formed with an apostrophe. [Midge's husband is a nimrod.] The word "its" is possessive, but has no apostrophe. [The female Black Widow spider eats its mate.] If you shorten the phrase "it is", you're looking at "it's". [Screw the market, it's time to go surfing, dude. or It's DGIV's stock price that just got Whacked!] Try and get this right, because you make yourself appear to be akin to Midge's husband if you fail repeatedly. (BTW, it's "CDs" not "CD's". Please try and get this stuff right.) 2. "There" and "their": "There" means 'not over here, over there.' "Their" means 'belonging to them'. [Their camping gear was stashed over there right before the aliens took them.] 3. Rules number 1 and 2 taken together provide you with "They're"- meaning "they are." They're looking for their camping gear over there, and now, they're not there any more! Jack Ja J Ja Jack!

To: Mr.D who wrote (40169)	3/11/1999 4:03:00 AM
From: paulmcg0	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Just out of curiosity, how much do you actually know about the telecom business? I'm an engineer, and I've been working in data communications & telecom since 1987. While Ronaldo might claim that means I only know the technical side, I regularly have contact with foreign companies and other people on the business side. From what I've seen, DGIV just doesn't strike me as a "player" in our field. If you asked people in our industry about DGIV, most of them would say, "Digitcom who?" and will never have heard of the company. I think it was pretty revealing last week at the Computer Telephony Expo trade show I went to last week at the LA Convention Center. There were a large number of companies in the same field as DGIV who had booths there -- FTEL even had a booth at the trade show, while DGIV didn't even bother to be one of the exhibitors in the Natural Microsystems Partners area, like they were in New York. Did they appear at the New York trade show just to impress the stock promoters and others on Wall Street, while they couldn't even be bothered to drive across town from Santa Monica? There were a large number of real customers at the LA show -- for example, one of the visitors I saw was the purchasing guy for Singapore Telecom.