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To: Peter Y. Hsing who wrote (21)	4/6/1999 4:26:00 PM
From: CMon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49

My point was, simply, that Frontier is spelled with an "ie" and not with an "ee". I was speculating as to where in the chain one find's the yutz who can't spell. It reminds me of a Chinese restaurant on Second Avenue that until recently was noted for its sign: "Szechuan Armoa".

To: Peter Y. Hsing who wrote (21)	4/6/1999 9:40:00 PM
From: Randy Elder	Respond to of 49

Peter: Both PR Newswire releases and SEC filings originate from the company and not any third party other than possibly a PR firm. This company shows all the classic signs of a stock-selling pump and dump operation, including toxic convertibles up the wazoo and hypesters talking about its low market cap relative to companies with which it is not the least bit comparable. I'm not saying the hypesters won't get the stock higher temporarily, but when the shares from those convertibles hit the street, the market cap will go to even more outrageous levels and the bottom will fall out IMHO.