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To: dumbmoney who wrote (131)	4/12/1999 9:31:00 PM
From: afrayem onigwecher	Respond to of 148

"More lies from GARD" GS Telecom: Correction to Roger Davis Bio Business Editors Business Wire - April 12, 1999 11:32 Mr. Davis has been engaged since 1982 in both the business and creative side of integrated computers and video technologies into the traditional filmmaking process - otherwise known as Digital or Electronic Cinema. Roger Davis, 49, has co-founded three companies involved in the emerging electronics cinema field. Client lists for his companies have included Zoetrope Studios (Francis Ford Coppola), Lucas Film, Ltd., Warner Bros, Paramount Studios, Saul Zaentz Film Studio, Clint Eastwood Malapaso Productions, Columbia/Tri-Star, Babelsber High Technology Center (Germany), Pacific Interface, and Keith Merrill (IMAX Film Producer/Director.) Mr. Davis serves as Chief Technology Officer, USA. Mr. Davis also serves as an officer of Universal Syntropy, Inc., the GS Telecom Ltd.'s wholly-owned development and digital media marketing subsidiary. Roger Davis and Michael Van Himbergen work from their San Francisco offices. GS Telecom, Ltd. is a U.S. high-tech development and marketing company with offices in San Francisco and London. For more information on the company's strategic global vision and the Convergent Technology Model, visit GS Telecom, Ltd. on the web, at www.gs-tele.com. Safe Harbor Act Disclaimer The statements contained in this release and statements that the company may make orally in connection with this release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual results may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements, since these forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could significantly and adversely impact the company's business. Therefore, actual outcomes and results may differ materially from those made in forward-looking statements. Please note: GS Telecom, Ltd. is not affiliated in any way with GST Telecommunications, Inc. of San Francisco and Vancouver, B.C.

To: dumbmoney who wrote (131)	4/12/1999 9:42:00 PM
From: afrayem onigwecher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 148

Stocks that set off red lights cbs.marketwatch.com Stock Detective's Web site is running a regular column called Red Light District in which its writers try to ferret out stocks that set off alarms for any one of a number of reasons; volatility, outrageous claims or wild price swings. And on the latest Red Light list is a company called Shopping Sherlock, Inc (sslk: news, msgs). Stock Detective says the company's stock suddenly spiked recently and the only apparent reason was a company news release announcing a reverse merger into an empty shell. The company, says Stock Detective, says it plans to develop an Internet based shopping mall, but with what, Stock Detective isn't sure. It says the company has almost no cash and no apparent operating business. Its Web site offers an investor relations kit download that Stock Detective says was empty. And it says to top it off, investor relations are run out of the Caribbean and there's a zero in the financial information column. Enough, says Stock Detective, to stop investors dead in their tracks. Read the full story. Also on the Red Light List is GS Telecom Ltd (gard: news, msgs). The company's prospectus posted on its Web site says it plans to develop and sell things like the ultimate debit card and a computer that fits on a credit card, and it will have more than $1 billion in sales by 2004. But Stock Detective says the company doesn't have a penny in the bank and there's no evidence it has sold a single unit of its technologies. It also says GS Telecom reversed itself into a shell last fall and the number of shares outstanding has grown from 16 million to 72 million. Stock Detective quotes one of its readers who says, "No patents, no products, no customers, no R&D, no earnings, no capital, no cash, no revenue, no employees, no office..." and Stock Detective says "No Way." Jeff Clabaugh writes for CBS MarketWatch from Washington. For more breaking news, visit our Front Page. Also, search our news archives: Ticker Keyword (For more options use our Advanced Search) CBSMW MarketPlace • Want the best mortgage rate around? Check out our loan center New! • Best Flower and Online Gift Shop: JustFlowers.com • Discover all kinds of fun, innovative gifts @ sharperimage.com • MarketWatch MarketPlace: Click to shop for great deals. Free Products/Trials • FREE 2 week AUDIO subscription to The Wall Street Journal! New! • Check out Baseline's free Company Report of the week. • Free trial subscriptions to investment newsletters. • Free annual reports for hundreds of companies. News Front Page • News Index • Headlines • NewsGuide • Search • Newsroom Staff Data & Tools Market Data • Market Monitor • Charting • Portfolios • Discussion • Trading Center Topics Mutual Funds • Personal Finance Company Company Information • Advertising • Media Kit • Feedback • Jobs Services MarketWatch RT • MarketWatch Live © 1997-1999 MarketWatch.com, Inc. All rights reserved. Disclaimer. CBS and the CBS "eye device" are registered trademarks of CBS Inc.