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To: Robert Morris who wrote (44)	4/5/1999 2:26:00 PM
From: Eric Fader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 96

<For someone who is not interested in it, you sure spend a lot of time here. > No, not really, unless 20 minutes is "a lot of time." Following hypes and scams is sort of a hobby of mine, but this one is far less interesting than most. I didn't say Scott Fraser GOT $65,000. He seems to have PAID it, which IMO is more than a little strange. The information is on this thread, and you know that because you replied to it.

To: Robert Morris who wrote (44)	4/5/1999 2:34:00 PM
From: Casey	Respond to of 96

<<Where did you get your info regarding the $65,000 payment to Scott Fraser?>> Another innocent? Read the thread, it(the proof of his 65K promotional payment) was posted recently. Scott Fraser/The Natuaral Contrarian - be careful investing in his recommendations. His fundamental analysis often consists of dream scenarios and wishful thinking. Eric's reference to the approaching "cliff" (in the stock price) is appropriate, as it has happened in many of his past recommendations.(UP strong buy - back up the truck @ 4.50; now $1.30, PNEG strongest possible buy up to $6.50, recently below $3.50, others....). Be careful out there.