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To: Jazz102 who wrote (2361)	3/24/1999 9:11:00 AM
From: S.C. Barnard	Respond to of 28311

From Raging Bull: By: !BIGBUCKS! Reply To: None Wednesday, 24 Mar 1999 at 8:59 AM EST Post # of 349 THIS IS FROM GNET MANAGEMENT!!I asked if the deal would go threw at the current stock price of GNET!The deal is not contingent upon the price of the stock in the open market. Vulcan could abandon their decision to purchase on the open market, but they will still have the preferred shares and the shares that management sold them.

To: Jazz102 who wrote (2361)	3/24/1999 10:43:00 AM
From: Dany Tremblay	Respond to of 28311

JAZZ On switching to a different broker I've been with Schwab for 5 years now and can say that I am very very pleased with the level of service. They are keeping up with demand in terms of number of services, site improvements and execution quite nicely indeed. They may not have the lowest rates for trades, but their complete service package is hard to beat. As for switching, here's what I did before and it worked quite well. I opened an account with another broker and over a period of a few weeks transferred money to the new account by virtue of writing checks to it which were drawn from the previous broker's account. It kinda cramped my trading style on a couple of occasions but it did not prevent me from trading when I had to. Regards, Dany

To: Jazz102 who wrote (2361)	3/24/1999 10:53:00 AM
From: Scrapps	Respond to of 28311

Call the broker you want to switch to, they tend to help especially well in these cases...one need not sell their holdings to switch brokers. May I also suggest Schwab...it's a bit more than some, but you get what you pay for.