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To: Rainy_Day_Woman who wrote (6799)	4/20/1999 1:00:00 PM
From: dexx	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9115

SCTU !! (http://www.per4mer.com). Real company. $6.5 million revenues $.05 x $.057 A great Website ! A reporting company with growing sales - poised to start posting profits! SC & T International - 44.1 million Shares Outstanding - 14.8 million Float - 52 Week High is 38 cents - Annual Sales about $6.5 million - 10Q says sales are growing and costs are decreasing! - This company makes & sells trademarked PC and video game products and peripherals. - Has licensed products to SONY Computer Entertainment - Products are sold by DAMARK, CompUSA, and Radio Shack, Best Buy and other large retailers. - Products include racing wheels, and game controllers compatible with IBM PCs and SEGA, Nintendo, and Sony PlayStation consoles. - CEO James Copeland and Family own 43% of the company. - Company wants to regain their NASDAQ listing. - Check out their Website! http:www.per4mer.com/

To: Rainy_Day_Woman who wrote (6799)	4/20/1999 1:14:00 PM
From: VelvetX	Respond to of 9115

"Star Wars" profit for Hasbro will be amazing for the next 6 years as this new trilogy rolls out. People will be scrambling to own this stock by the end of the next 4 weeks. Lucas is allowing the toys to begin selling first week of May and stores are opening at midnight that first day. There will be scores of media attention. Great play for those who occasionally dabble in non-penny stocks.