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To: zizzerzazzer who wrote (13)	3/16/1999 7:19:00 PM
From: Donald Lickman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 96

Here's the paid tout. See the paid for fee to Fraser. Check out Ultra Petroleum to see a Fraser pump and dump. I'm shocked that Lessin would need to pay for a tout if this company was so good. We'll see what happens. Are you a paid tipster ZZ? You sure are blowing your cover if you are. WattageMonitor.com New Internet Company Fri 12 Mar 99 New Internet Co., Salomon Smith Barney & Morgan Stanley Insinc interviews financial editor at tech conference ("...an internet must-buy"). Editor discusses closely held internet company founded by Bob Lessin, Chairman of Wit Capital (NY): former Vice Chairman of Salomon Smith Barney. Financial Editor is calling for "Yahoo valuations on this one...Wattage Monitor (Symbol: WMON) is the perfect product to capture the essence of this paradigm shift in e-commerce." View 8-minute RealPlayer Insinc interview: Click Here scottfraser.com AOL users <a href="http://www.scottfraser.com/info.cfm">Click Here</a> Editor's Website: scottfraser.com AOL users <a href="http://www.scottfraser.com/info.cfm">Click Here</a> WattageMonitor.com (Symbol:WMON) Institutional (Only) Presentation: pashleth.com AOL users <a href="http://www.pashleth.com/intro/welcome.htm">Click Here</a> Disclaimer: This message is being delivered to recipients as a special introduction and the financial editor has paid a total of $65,000 to do so. Stockscape.com has been compensated $7,000 for the technical administration of this program.