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To: Dan Glover who wrote (489)	3/27/1999 1:06:00 PM
From: Spamboy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4128

Hey Dan, Good question about KANA and ABFG. Actually, I believe that ABFG has more potential than KANA. However, with that being said, KANA is also a "fully reporting issue" and ABFG is not....YET! That dictates to me a certain level of caution should be used until the numbers are known. I also believe that KANA is very close (say a couple of months or so) from being Nasdaq listed. I love where ABFG seems to be headed (e-commerce, 3-D interactive mall etc.), but in the realm of OTC BBs (especially those who have not yet reported) great "ideas" are everywhere to be found but most of the time they are simply not enough. I have to tell you (as a stockholder of ABFG) that I am really excited about ABFG's potential and I believe that EVERYONE should invest at least a small portion of their portfolio into their future. Until ABFG "reports" I do not see a huge jump in their price off rumors or PRs. The last week or so has proven that to be true. Their price will start to move (IMO) when KANA has their live video broadcast later in April and people begin to see that ABFG is able to meet their orders and actually see that their goods and services are for real and carry a good value. I see ABFG's price moving upwards around the 2-3 week of April, until then we have time to be patient and allow ABFG to address their paperwork issues and reassure their current and prospective shareholders of their viability. As I said before, I am a novice at this game, so "I" have to be cautious, at least for now. I will just lay back, tilt my hat down over my face and "listen" for clues as to which direction to take. On the positive side of things - KANA's connection with ABFG does express their confidence in ABFG and that certainly does make me feel a bit less anxious. Don't agree with the "offspring" statement that you made about their relationship. A legal arrangement between separate companies does not make either company more or less legitimate than they were prior to the agreement - (IMHO). But, it IS a positive sign and should be taken that way by prospective investors. Let's BOTH hope that ABFG turns out to be a real thoroughbred! Thank you for your response to my post and I look forward to hearing from and working with you in the future. Best regards, good luck and good fortune to you pardner! "Ride 'em!"...........Kowboy

To: Dan Glover who wrote (489)	3/27/1999 4:29:00 PM
From: eleebee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4128

Dan, I don't normally respond to posts by others but you have made some inflammatory statements in you last three posts for which I am compelled to respond. Post #488 You castigate R.Buddy for trying to drive down a $0.40 stock when he commented upon doctored photos at the "mines" which incidently admitted by Jerry M.(CEO) on the Ragging Bull thread. R.B. member of SI for one day. Quote by you "I have been a member of SI for some time" I assume that you being a member for 5 weeks does qualify. Post #489 Your profile states that you are a buyer for SUNM, what papers have you filed that "take some time" Post #490 "I have been investing for more years than I can count" Your profile states that you are 49 years old with 5 years invest- ing experience. I am not making the above to embarrass you but to make a point. You have left a paper trail which can be followed, but when one calls ABFG for info and does not get it in writing that is in the form of a legal document then everything should be taken with a grain of salt until proven otherwise. Every BB stock is suspect until it proves itself in a legal manner by filing form 10SB and providing proper financials and other info. I don't know if this is a scam or not. I am long which for me is play money which I can afford to lose if this stock goes to "0" ellebee