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To: makin_dough99 who wrote (13986)3/31/1999 10:14:00 PM
From: Luddrick M. James Jr.  Respond to of 25711
 
*********HARTQ*************GOOD NEWS

To: Harry (65 )
From: David Sirk ( Ignore ) Wednesday, Mar 31 1999 9:36PM ET
Reply # of 68

GOOD NEWS! This plan is much better for us than I thought.

'll post a bit more from the SEC filing on March 30, 1999:

On April 1, 1999 (the "Effective Date"), the Company will consummate the Plan. As of the Effective Date, pursuant to the
terms of the Plan, the Company will issue a total of 10,000,000 shares of New Common Stock to holders of Old Senior Note
Claims (9,700,000 shares) and Old Convertible Note Claims (300,000 shares). Pursuant to the Company's Amended and
Restated Certificate of Incorporation, which the Company will file with the Secretary of State of Delaware on the Effective
Date, the Company's authorized capital stock as of the Effective Date will be 30,000,000 million shares of New Common
Stock and 15,000,000 shares of preferred stock, par value $.001 per share.

The Plan also provides for the issuance of New Common Stock to holders of Allowed Miscellaneous Unsecured Claims
(including Indemnity Claims) in an amount that will provide the holder of such Claim the equivalent number of shares of New
Common Stock per dollar of Allowed Claim that such holder would receive if such Allowed Claim were an Old Senior Note
Claim. The Company has not reserved a specific number of shares of Common Stock for future issuance in
respect of Allowed Miscellaneous Unsecured Claims (including Indemnity Claims), but expects to satisfy future Allowed
Miscellaneous Unsecured Claims (including Indemnity Claims), if any, out of authorized and unissued New Common Stock.

1.28 Equity Distribution Pool means 275,000 New Warrants less the number of New Warrants, if any, distributable to the
holders of Allowed Bondholder Litigation Claims pursuant to Section 4.7 hereof.

1.29 Equity Interest means the interest of any holder of equity
securities of the Debtor represented by any issued and outstanding shares of common or preferred stock or other instrument
evidencing a present ownership interest in the Debtor, whether or not transferable, or any option, warrant or right, contractual
or otherwise, to acquire or in connection with any such interest.

4.7 Bondholder Litigation Claims (Class 7).

The Debtor will request the Bankruptcy Court to estimate the Bondholder Litigation Claims at zero. If the Bondholder
Litigation Claims are estimated at more than zero, each holder of an Allowed Bondholder Litigation Claim shall receive, in full
satisfaction of such Allowed Bondholder Litigation Claim, its Ratable Proportion of any liability insurance available to satisfy its
Claim remaining after use of such insurance for Allowed Indemnity Claims and Persons
covered by Section 11.5 of the Plan, not to exceed the Allowed Amount of its Claim, and if liability insurance is insufficient to
satisfy such Claim in full, its Ratable Proportion of up to 275,000 New Warrants but not in excess of the number of New
Warrants the value of which is sufficient to satisfy such Claims for purposes of section 1129(b)(a)(B)(i) of the Bankruptcy
Code.

4.8 Stockholder Litigation Claims (Class 8).

The Debtor will request the Bankruptcy Court to estimate the
Stockholder Litigation Claims at zero. If the Stockholder Litigation Claims are estimated at more than zero, each holder of an
Allowed Stockholder Litigation Claim shall receive, in full satisfaction of such Allowed Stockholder Litigation Claim, its
Ratable Proportion of any liability insurance available to satisfy its Claim remaining after use of such insurance for Allowed
Indemnity Claims, Persons covered by Section 11.5 of the Plan and Allowed Bondholder Litigation Claims, not to exceed the
Allowed Amount of its Claim, and if liability insurance is insufficient to satisfy such Claim in full, its Ratable Proportion of the
Stockholder Litigation Claims Portion of the Equity Distribution Pool.

4.9 Equity Interests (Class 9).

On the Effective Date, the Equity Interests shall be cancelled and each holder of an Allowed Equity Interest shall receive in full
satisfaction of such Allowed Equity Interest, its Ratable Proportion of the Old Equity Portion of the Equity Distribution Pool.

From this I gather that Equity Interests are the holders of the outstanding common shares, and they will receive a proportional
amount of the new warrants, minus whatever is assigned to the bond holder and stock holder litigation to be determined by the
courts. So in other words, if the judge sets the bond and stock litigation to zero, then the old stock holders will get a
proportional share of the 275,000 new warrants. Am I reading this right?

Wed Mar 31 8:54pm





To: makin_dough99 who wrote (13986)3/31/1999 10:20:00 PM
From: Luddrick M. James Jr.  Respond to of 25711
 
******NEWS ALERT********

To: SAM-DAN (591 )
From: Sprintcar ( Ignore ) Wednesday, Mar 31 1999 8:40PM ET
Reply # of 593

(BSNS WIRE) World Wide Wireless Communications, Inc. Welcomes News From
World Wide Wireless Communications, Inc. Welcomes News From MCI WorldCom,
Inc.
of Entry Into Wireless Internet Market

Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 31, 1999--World Wide
Wireless Communications, Inc. (OTC BB:WLGS) today welcomed the news
that MCI WorldCom has entered the wireless internet industry.
According to a story carried by Bloomberg on March 30, 1999, MCI
WorldCom acquired about $200 million in debt from several wireless
cable-television companies as part of a strategy to use the wireless
technology to provide Internet access and related services.
World Wide Wireless Communications which owns exclusive long-term
leases, with purchase options, to numerous similar wireless cable TV
licenses and has been in the process of developing and building out a
high speed wireless Internet system, today greeted the news of MCI
WorldCom's entry into the market with enthusiasm.
"We believe MCI WorldCom's apparent decision to join our new
industry (high speed wireless internet) is very positive for ourselves
and the other smaller companies already in the industry," commented
Douglas Haffer, president and chief executive officer of World Wide
Wireless Communications.
"In addition to confirming the economic viability of the high
speed wireless Internet technology, we expect that the MCI WorldCom's
entry into the industry will encourage vendor-competition in the
development of new hardware which will result in lower costs and
higher quality for our customers," he added.
World Wide Wireless Communications presently owns or is acquiring
rights to 12 MDS and ITFS licenses throughout the United States and
its territories. In addition, it has acquired specific reversionary
interests in an additional 31 such licenses.
"As one of the largest and certainly most innovative of the major
telephone companies." Haffer added, "The entry of MCI WorldCom into
the wireless internet field bodes well for the development of the
industry and for the viability of those well-positioned, and
relatively debt-free companies, already in the field." Haffer further
noted that World Wide Wireless Communications has no significant debt.
It was also reported by CNBC that Sprint Corporation, the
nation's third largest long-distance provider, may be interested in
acquiring Heartland Wireless Communications, Inc. another wireless
cable television provider.
In addition to its interests in high speed wireless Internet
licenses, World Wide Wireless Communications is also the assignee of
the rights to a patent currently pending in the United States Patent
Office for a new chipset technology, called "VDMA," which the company
expects to enjoy widespread application in the field of wireless
telephony.

Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. The statements contained in this release which are
not historical are forward-looking statements that are subject to
risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ
materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements,
including, but not limited to, certain delays beyond the company's
control, delays in development of products, and fluctuations in the
demand for products and services of the company.

--30--sdf/sf* aj/sf

CONTACT: World Wide Wireless Communications
Douglas Haffer, 415/956-9190

KEYWORD: CALIFORNIA