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To: tsunami who wrote (621)	3/25/1999 11:10:00 PM
From: damniseedemons	Respond to of 1377

Does anyone here use Network Solution's "Dot Com" mail service? In my experience, it is HORRIBLE! PATHETIC! CRIMINAL!!! For the last two months, I have faced constant outages and severely delayed mail. All of my emails to customer help/service has been utterly ignored. When I call the customer service phone lines, they are clueless. Anyone else out there as dissatisfied as me? I wish someone in the media would pick up on this. Every time Hotmail has a minor glitch, they are swarmed by the press. -Sal PS. On the other hand, what should I expect from what was essentially a government-run agency.

To: tsunami who wrote (621)	3/26/1999 9:03:00 AM
From: Chuck Molinary	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1377

NSOL's response to Asensio's report is that they "deliberately disseminated false information". If someone slanders my company causing a major drop in market value, I'd consider a lawsuit. Unless, of course, I knew that the allegations were true which it appears to me that they are. NSOL's retort to Asensio's release is a joke. NSOL knows it, the institutions know it, the stock is overvalued.