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To: PHowe who wrote (30)	3/11/1999 3:41:00 PM
From: Joe Makk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70

I have been a shareholder of the company since March 31, 1998 when the stock dipped to $1.18. I talked to Mr. Krause at that time and he told me what his plans were. He has delivered everything as promised to date. His numbers and financials are late, but they are coming. I think that the company has many exciting things happening and could be the home run we all look for. The SolutionNet stock is a champion. Should open around $7.50 and based on the comparable internet stocks this company should add $20,000,000 unrealized profit to SHAL. Things are good. Company is growing. Better buy than CMGI right now. On the same track. Call Mr. Krause at Sara Hallitex he is a good guy and very accessable. JOMAKK

To: PHowe who wrote (30)	3/12/1999 3:19:00 PM
From: architect*	Respond to of 70

PHowe In terms of the shareholders~~~~~~~~~~ 1.Garrett mentioned a major shareholder in SHAL, that works for CSCO on the Wall Street side of the business, Garret uses him as a mentor for opening doors on Wall Street, The CSCO guy also understands this "internet thing" really well. 2.Was told several current NHL Hockey players, have been involed from the beginning, I assume they are shareholders. 3. When the MM's took the stock price down to 2 3/4 last week, Garrett called a shareholder to help support the stock price, 30,000 shares at the ask, MM's may have reconsidered their short. 4. Several recent 5,000 share buys, tells you something about those shareholders. hope this helps, have a good day. <g>

To: PHowe who wrote (30)	3/14/1999 8:40:00 PM
From: architect*	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70

PHowe Nice to see your interest here. Got busy last week and didn't have time to respond to your second question regarding valuation. <Is everyone thinking $11, or will $6 represent success for most of you, them?> Here's some things you might want to consider............. 1. There were probably some shareholders that sold into the $6 strength of Friday's news. 2. I was not one of them. 3. In response to your question regarding a successful valuation of SHAL, all eyes should be on SolutionNet at this time. 4. Two weeks ago, SHAL was IMO a venture capital company with one unsuccessful SIPOD. 5. I took a long position in SHAL early last week because IMO (a) SHAL was oversold due in part to the poor performance of Janus International, the first “SIPOD.” (b) the market had not fully added in the value of SolutionNet. (c) I added to my position on the markets favorable response to the ORCL 3/12/99 news release. 6. If the second SIPOD is also unsuccessful, all bets are off and we may have to stay in the “under $5” category at SI. 7. IMO the price break out indicates the market is now focusing on SolutionNet and not just SHAL + JNUS. 8. Don't know if there is anything official on the SolutionNet valuation, Sara Hallitex will hopefully be releasing information soon. 9. If SoutionNet SIPOD opens at “X” price and continues to trade in the offering range, the market may focus on simply the value added to the SHAL balance sheet, from the old trading range. Pick some price you like from the last two weeks and add Sara Hallitex's percentage of the new SIPOD voila you have a value. 10. If the second SIPOD demonstrates SHAL can bring a successful company to the market, we may see SHAL valued at a premium over simply the adding the Market capitalization from SolutionNet. 11.If SolutionNet's performance is deemed very successful, who knows, we may even begin to “look forward” to consider the (a) added value of the future SIPOD's (b) their yearly growth rate (c) debt ratios, (d) cash and things like . 12. ORCL ‘s nomination of SolutionNet and its E-NET-Internet Banking software, the proprietary Internet Banking Gateway and Software Technology, for the coveted 1998 Internet Technology awards may help this one get off to a good start. Give Garrett Krause a call sometime, I'm sure he would be happy to any answer any questions you have about the company. Just my thoughts at this time, hope this helps. Have a good week. John