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To: Tom C who wrote (356)	3/21/1999 2:42:00 AM
From: Alan Lee	Respond to of 10293

<< The game appears to be over: >> well, not quite yet -- I just found this in my email, from the "stellarstocks newsletter." At least they have this disclaimer at the end: << ... This newsletter is owned by SSP Management, Inc, a wholly owned subsidiary of 1st Net Technologies, Inc ("1st Net") ... >> Talk about a tangled web. They mention another stock, MGHI, in the newsletter. Too bad they only shill for BB stocks. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ To Stellarstocks Subscribers: Well, we finally got our first truly "Stellar" stock in 1999 for our members this week. We have been sharing information on our parent company, 1st Net Technologies (OTC BB: FNTT) all year long. On Tuesday, March 16th we finally gave you a full profile on 1st Net. The stock closed that day at $3.125. On Wednesday, FNTT traded 220,000 shares, and closed at $5.125. On Thursday, after the release of the beta version of the Crayon Crawler, FNTT traded as high as $10.50, closed at $7.81, and traded 550,000 shares. Based on Friday's close of $7.81, the stock appreciated 160% or 145%, depending on how you do the math. We always get conflicting opinions from our members on this issue. Congratulations to those members that decided to invest in FNTT. You have a substantial profit. We are getting a lot of requests for a price target. It would be inappropriate to make a prediction for the price on the stock of our parent company. We can tell you that we have a management team that is totally committed to taking First Net a lot farther than it is today. We can also tell you that there is nothing wrong with taking a profit when you get lucky enough to make such a good short term profit. It's your money, so you be the judge. If missed the profile of 1st Net and wish to read it now, click here to read it. Our March profile will be out within 10 days.