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To: Genesis44 who wrote (13227)	4/6/1999 3:03:00 AM
From: FlatTaxMan	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 40688

? VERY IMPORTANT PIECE OF INFO WAS MISSED BY THE THREAD ? !!!!!!!!!!!! I did not notice that anyone picked up on this very important piece of information in the latest PR.!!!! Perhaps I missed the post. EUROPEAN OFFICES ARE SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN MAY. << With over 2.75 million companies from 122 countries listed in ProNetLink's directory, ProNetLink.com is growing rapidly to become the international trade community's most indispensable business tool. Headquartered in New York City, ProNetLink maintains sales offices in Asia and the Middle East. European offices are scheduled to open in May. For additional information, please contact ProNetLink, 645 Fifth Avenue, Suite 303, New York City, NY 10022, by telephone at 212-688-8838; by fax at 212-319-4598; or by email, info@pronetlink.com. Or visit us online: pronetlink.com. For Indonesian information please email indonesia@pronetlink.com. For strategic partnership or marketing information please email Glenn Zagoren at gz@pronetlink.com >> Who could these European offices scheduled to open in May be? Steady as she goes Captain we are picking up steam! FTM

To: Genesis44 who wrote (13227)	4/6/1999 4:05:00 AM
From: FlatTaxMan	Respond to of 40688

Something that I notice when we almost hit $4 a share last Wednesday was during the ramp up it was incredible. I was using quote.com, which is 15 minutes delay, and I watch every single trade pass by before it took it's big nose dive back to around $3 a share. I may have missed a trade or two but what I remember is nothing but green highlighted trades. This means that all the trades that I was watching were all at the ask! This means that nobody was selling but the mm's during this time. Must have been panic for them. The price came screaming down to the $3 mark in a matter of about 5 minutes. After that drop to almost $3 a share we started rising all over again. Since the longs hold about 7.1 million shares we really do have an affect when none of us are selling. Who wants to miss the chance of a big run up and be watching the train leaving the station. With the risk of making a profit, which we also need to consider capital gains(The Tax Man), is it really worth the gamble. When this stock trades at much higher levels it won't take much of a rise(percentage) to drastically affect my income. So many of us have bought in at much lower prices. Look at AOL and it's trading today. Almost $17 a share higher. Imagine PNLK doing that. We moved almost as much as AOL today with our 5/16 rise gaining 10.20% AOL today: AOL Apr 5 166 15/16 +16 15/16 +11.29% Many of us really believe very strongly in PNLK! We have a great management team that has delivered on all their promises. We have a machine that is being built that resemble a money machine. The computerization of every facet of the importing exporting business streamlining efficienicies on a global scale. The wraps are coming off PNLK and we are going to be GLOBALLY recognized. I will be listening to IBE via PNLK netcast to personally savior the technology that PNLK has implemented. The netcast broadcast will be a demostration of the power of the internet that PNLK has utilized. Glen Zarogen won the "ThrendSetter of the Year Award" in 1984 for his part of introducing CD ROM technology. This means that he was considered the BEST Marketeer in the United States at deploying CD ROM technology and setting up his employer to take a leadership role with CD ROM technology. FTM