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To: HRAKA who wrote (25152)	3/29/1999 6:21:00 PM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

And this time Kevin Petrie has all the facts; NEWS RELEASE Contact: Tony Squeglia Coyote Network Systems (818) 735-5385 E-mail: A.Squeglia@cyoe.com Coyote Network Systems Refutes TheStreet.Com's "Misleading" Release Crescent Has Letters of Intent For 30 Million International Minutes per Month; Coyote "Insiders" Have Not Sold A Single Share and Have No Intention To Sell Westlake Village, CA – December 10, 1998 – Coyote Network Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: CYOE) today said the accusations made yesterday in articles by a reporter from TheStreet.Com (TSC) about Coyote Network Systems and Crescent Communications are potentially misleading. The facts are as follows: A significant portion of Coyote's second quarter revenue consisted of an equipment sale to Comdisco, which then leased the equipment to Crescent Communications, an emerging international carrier. Coyote received full cash payment from Comdisco upon shipment of the equipment. As earlier reported, the equipment consisted of Coyote's DSS Switches and compression equipment from another manufacturer. Crescent Communications has Letters of Intent for more than 30 million minutes per month to international locations. As quoted in Kaufman Brothers Intraday Note published yesterday, "Crescent Communications is indeed incorporated in Nevada but is based in Long Beach (CA)," and has the necessary licenses and tax identifications. Crescent Communications was the subject of extensive due diligence by Coyote. Likewise, Crescent Communications also was the subject of due diligence by Comdisco. Comdisco purchased the communications equipment from Coyote and leased it to Crescent Communications. "We did extensive due diligence on Crescent," said Daniel W. Latham, president and chief operating officer, Coyote Network Systems. "We have been working closely and have been in constant communications with Crescent for the last three months working on site surveys, project management and network design, regarding Crescent's international carrier services. Our sale of the equipment to Comdisco was on a non-recourse basis with amounts reserved for service contingencies, all of which was reflected in our second quarter financial reporting." The TSC reporter also referenced Coyote's S-3 Registration Statement filed last week. The Registration Statement had two employees and one board member ("its insiders") included, whose total was less than 4% of the shares to be registered. These same "insiders" have owned more than twice that number of shares since approximately July 1997 and have neither sold nor plan to sell a single share. The reference in the S-3 to "short selling" related only to the possibility of "short sales" under the Plan of Distribution for the JNC Series "A" Preferred Shares. Coyote's "insiders" and "affiliates" can not and will not "short sell" Coyote stock. Given the nature and gravity of the situation, Coyote Network Systems and Crescent Communications are hopeful that TSC will correct the articles with complete and accurate statements. "Coyote is confident about its business, proud of its customers and vendors and will do all in its power to refute such misleading information," said Latham. About Coyote Network Systems Headquartered in Westlake Village, CA, Coyote Network Systems (CNS) provides telecom equipment and network services that enable and deliver local, long distance and Internet services. Coyote Technologies provides scalable Class 4/5 telecom switches and IP (Internet Protocol) gateway systems. Headquartered in Houston, TX, American Gateway Telecommunications provides international long distance services to carriers. Headquartered in Los Angeles, CA, Interactive Network Systems markets international long distance services to affinity groups. CNS is authorized to provide competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC) services in California. For more information, please visit the Company's Web site: cyoe.com, or call 1-818-735-5385. The statements in this news release may be considered "forward looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in future periods to be materially different from any future performance suggested in this news release. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements that speak only as of the date hereof. For more complete information, please refer to the Company's Form 10-K and Form 10-Q filings with the SEC. Safe Harbor

To: HRAKA who wrote (25152)	3/29/1999 6:35:00 PM
From: If only I'd held	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 122087

It just sounded that way with the stop limit thing and all. Why am I here?? Good question. I probably should just mind my own business and handle my own trades. But I have been reading this thread for about 6 months now, and I've sort of come to like you guys. I just hate to see folks get beaten up by this market for using common sense. I know that you guys, at least the majority of you, are perfectly responsible traders and can handle your money just fine without me. I just felt it was too soon to short this stock. It was just my opinion and I, for some reason, thought you might care to hear it. I wasn't looking to get in a heated discussion about it. I could be dead wrong, and you guys might just score a few points tomorrow. But if it acts anything like EPAY did, it would hurt.