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To: Americo Burgos III who wrote (15738)	4/17/1999 5:08:00 PM
From: thebeaver1	Respond to of 40688

Right, no doubt that GZ is aware of needing NASDAQ. I am sure he has a definite plan of attack to get the NASDAQ listing, and I can't wait. I will email him, thanks for the suggestion. Next week is going to be a blast. Go PNLK and cul and gl. Thebeaver1

To: Americo Burgos III who wrote (15738)	4/17/1999 9:23:00 PM
From: D & G	Respond to of 40688

Americo, I'm new to the PNL community, but in regaurd to your suggestion that everyone should E-mail Glenn about NAZ. Don't you want him to focus on the business at hand instead of reading and answering hundreds of messages from investors. I for one want him and his team to concentrate on the business at hand, that is the way to improve shareholder value. Don't waste his time. DJF

To: Americo Burgos III who wrote (15738)	4/18/1999 7:26:00 AM
From: May Tran	Respond to of 40688

Roy, I was asked to post this from one of our lurker.Johnny, Since I'm still a lurker, if you think appropriate, please post to SI... Please leave out my personal information, but I wanted to include so you know its a true mail... Thanks....xxxxxx PS My 30K shares are in my IRA so they should be locked up.. -----Original Message----- From: gz@pronetlink.com <gz@pronetlink.com> Date: Saturday, April 17, 1999 12:15 PM Subject: RE: Question About PNLK Future Listing >Dear xxxx: >Thank you for your support. >PNL is working on a move to a bigger board. Timing is still the question. >Glenn Zagoren > >-----Original Message----- >From: xxxxxxxxx >Sent: Thursday, April 15, 1999 3:54 AM >To: Glenn Zagoren >Subject: Question About PNLK Future Listing > > >Dear Glenn, > >I jumped into PNLK because of the AT&T alliance announcement for a quick >buck and 5,000 shares. I've stayed because of the product and company >potential and the great work management has been doing with PNLK...keep it >going...now up to 30,000 shares... > >Question on listing: >1) Are you planning on going to NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX, or none? > >2) Do you know in what relative timeframe this will happen? (ie; May, June, >Summer, 1999) > >Thank you for your reply and the GREAT work you and your team are doing for >PNLK's success. > >Cheers.....xxxxxxxxxxx

To: Americo Burgos III who wrote (15738)	4/18/1999 7:32:00 AM
From: May Tran	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

And Roy,I've posted this one long time ago on the thread. I post it again, just to refresh the memory. The info. maybe change a little bit, but the focus remain the same. Subj: RE: PNLK Date: 11/16/98 2:16:37 PM !!!First Boot!!! From: gz@pronetlink.com Sender: gz@pronetlink.com (Glenn Zagoren) To: PNLK101@aol.com Thank you for your questions. Since ProNetLink did not come on the market through an IPO but through a merger into an existing public company the company raised its funds through an initial private placement. There are many reasons for doing this including a much lower cost. In order to trade on Nasdaq you must meet certain trading requirements including the $ amount and volume of the stock as well as other financial items. ProNetLink is moving towards those requirements every day and has its lawyers and accountants actively seeking this goal. The Concept of ProNetLink is as strong as the concept of global commerce. The US alone does almost $1 trillion per year in import and almost an equal amount in export. As smaller businesses start to understand the impact of global trade those numbers have the potential of going up. ProNetLink is in business to facilitate that growth. ProNetLink has the resources to facilitate the growth of the business. As of 11/1 there were appox. 42 million shares outstanding with a float of just over 15 million shares. The management of PNL owns over 16 million shares which are restricted. ProNetLink continues to develop strategic alliances around the world. The company is bringing the best people in the industry on board and continues to look for growth opportunities. The site is currently under development with new features to be released after the new year. I am not allowed by SEC rules to predict the future but if you do your due diligence on the company and read the past press releases I think you can get an idea where the company is heading. Thank you for your support. A second investors package has been sent to you. Sincerely Glenn Zagoren President Zagoren-Zozzora, Inc. Marketing firm for ProNetLink. -----Original Message----- From: PNLK101@aol.com [mailto:PNLK101@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, November 14, 1998 6:43 AM To: Glenn Zagoren Subject: PNLK Dear Glenn, My friends and I have several questions about PNLK. I hope you can help us to clear up our thought about our investment. I've dropped my address with the office, but still haven't receive the investment package. Could you please look into that as well. Here is my address again: Johnny Nguyen xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx, GA 30045 Here is our questions: 1) What is the reason PNLK chooses to go through BB route? 2) The concept is great but do you think there is a demand? 3) Do you have enough resources to execute the business plan? 5) How many outstanding, lockup shares? 6) What do you see in the business as well as the stock in a year from now? These are questions that my friends as well as my bosses have asked me when I talked with them regarding PNLK. Some of them already PNLK investors. Some of them still hesitate. I agree that we don't need to persuade people to invest,but I feel I should know better about something if I want to talk about it. Thank you very much Glenn. Johnny Nguyen.