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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Xin Net Technologies - BB: XNET - The Next Internet Stock? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: dwilly86 who wrote (216)	3/12/1999 1:00:00 PM
From: Robert Andrew	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1593

Interesting post from Yahoo Board The Yahoo board has one person who is negative about this company, but people are fighting back. There are now a few people who believe in this company. I copied this message and will share it with this board. I hope it is OK to copy messages without getting permission first, but here it is: ****** by: ffneodoc 630 of 631 I agree with you that going long with XNET is definitely a speculative move. I'm a physician and an electronics engineer who back in my engineering days (1974) worked on the original T1-T4 digital transmissions thru fiber optic cable. The key for me in the future of internet is bandwidth (which is why I bought 2000 shares of GBLX @ 18 - before the split - last October) In China the companies who have access to the bandwidth from the start will have a distinct advantage. (Like XNET) They also have signed an agreement with a high bandwidth US Web posting company (Internet Advisory Corp - PUNK) that uses a T3 backbone. I agree that the majority of the population of China will not have access to the NET, but to think China is a technologically deficient country is a bit short-sighted. Go to Wal-mart sometime and check out how many electronic & other products have "Made in China" stamped on them. ******* Hope we continue to see strength with this stock. A little prayer for the day: Dear Lord, Thou 10,000 Regards Robert A