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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FAMH - FIRAMADA Staffing Services -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: M Murphey who wrote (27068)	3/18/1999 8:19:00 PM
From: Yoccm	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

Dear Mr. Albi don't quit your day job. There isn't much honor among this bunch of crooks. Looking forward to seeing if you buy any stock in this dog yourself or if you're just going to try and peddle the rest of the 100 Mil shares allowed, before the reverse split.

To: M Murphey who wrote (27068)	3/18/1999 11:26:00 PM
From: Meteo_Dan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

TO ALL FIRAMADA SHAREHOLDERS: The last few days have been very busy ones so please pardon the delay in giving FSAAA shareholders and supporters guidance on what to do with your FAMH proxy. Right now DO NOTHING with your proxy. DO NOT VOTE YET. Even voting NO or WITHHOLD may NOT be the best vote. Within the next day or two (at the most) we will provide you with more guidance. Here are the legal issues which are getting clarified as fast as we can: 1) Shares held by brokers on your behalf are not registered in your name therefore the votes belong to the broker to vote not you. The broker will vote your proxy and we may not want that. The proxy you got in the mail is really just a ballot and not a legal proxy. (This is routine and we will be getting more information Friday morning on a legal proxy). 2) If you have share certificates registered in your name (ie. your shares are under your bed in a shoebox), you may already be holding a legal proxy therefore hold on to it until we receive clarification on item #1. We should be able to handle both types of proxies the same way. 3) The proxy solicitation mailed by Firamada along with your ballot contains voting language which is being reviewed very very carefully. Until the legal review is finished on this language we do not want anyone voting FSAAA recommendations just yet. Our legal review should be ready Friday morning and we will update you then. We have some serious concerns which will affect the way we should handle our voting recommendations and FSAAA procedures given the language in the proxy. Rest assured, we are trying to uncover EVERY pitfall there may be. We do not want any technicalities to nullify anyone's proxy and give management the upper voting hand. Your FSAAA steering team and the lawyers are spending alot of time examining these documents over and over. When these clarifications are finalized we will let you know as soon as possible. Shareholders that would like to join FSAAA, please contact Dick Lee at RKLlee@aol.com or Dan Provost at dpp.dfw@worldnet.att.net