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To: ZSUN-CORPORATE who wrote (699)	4/24/1999 6:54:00 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10354

The noose tightens: Hey Bryant (Cragun): how's the witch hunt going? Is it Lynn Briggs, Mark Harris, or William Strong? Who is dobbing you in? Question: What is your role/relationship with Veritas, Amber Securities, PT Dolok Permai and ZSUN? I think it would be in your best interest to answer these questions within 24 hours.... You KNOW there's more comming. Toodle loo for now, big boy.

To: ZSUN-CORPORATE who wrote (699)	4/26/1999 11:31:00 AM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Respond to of 10354

The noose tightens: Hey Bryant (Cragun): how's the witch hunt going? Is it Lynn Briggs, Mark Harris, or William Strong? Who is dobbing you in? Question: What is your role/relationship with Veritas, Amber Securities, PT Dolok Permai and ZSUN? I think it would be in your best interest to answer these questions within 24 hours.... (this is the second post, time's up) You KNOW there's more comming. Stock just treading water, are the touts sites and cash brokers starting to back off? More later unless you answer the above questions, right now.

To: ZSUN-CORPORATE who wrote (699)	4/26/1999 9:37:00 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10354

Now we know why ALPS is always on the bid: it is Dave Spencer's account at JB Oxford. David Spencer is from Salt Lake City and is using ALPS instead of Oxford, since of course ALPS is in Salt Lake. And of course, Spencer is helping out his pal Cragun. You got a big leak in there Bobby....

To: ZSUN-CORPORATE who wrote (699)	11/22/1999 6:48:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 10354

Sounds like asia for sale IMAL 10kwizard.com INDEPENDENT SALES CONSULTANTS In connection with the Company's Seminar Division's education and consulting business, many workshop participants had asked if they could receive the Web sites and training even if they did not have a specific business, product or service to market. These participants wanted to resell Web sites to their colleagues who had a business, product or service. Moreover, many of these participants sold multiple Web sites and asked if they could purchase additional ones to resell. As a result, the Company's participants were able to use their Web sites for their own business or resell them to others. The Company refers to those participants who choose to market Web sites as Internet consultants. INTERNAL SALES FORCE The majority of iMALL's merchants have been acquired through its now discontinued Seminar Division. However, the Company has also utilized a small internal sales force, to sign contracts with such large clients as AT&T WorldNet Service, American Express Travel, Barnes & Noble, Hanes, Circus Circus' fourteen casinos and resorts, Breath Asure, Checker Auto, and Disney. Prior to the discontinuation of the Seminar Division, the Company concentrated its efforts on the sale of Web sites through Internet marketing and education workshops and other consulting services with the objective of expanding its base of iMALL merchants and advertisers. The Company believes the merchant base it developed through the Seminar Division was important for its long-term success. The Company has established an in-house sales force responsible for obtaining additional merchants and advertisers for the on line shopping sites it operates. COMPETITION

To: ZSUN-CORPORATE who wrote (699)	3/24/2000 10:53:00 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Respond to of 10354

How deep are your collective pockets?: " Presstek Will Pay $22 Million in Stock To Settle Suit Over Financial Statements. An INTERACTIVE JOURNAL News Roundup HUDSON, N.H. -- Presstek Inc. agreed Friday to pay $22 million in stock to settle a shareholder class action lawsuit that alleged the company made "false and misleading" financial statements. In June 1996, a shareholder filed a securities suit with the U.S. District Court of the District of New Hampshire against Presstek, seven officers and directors and BDO Seidman LLP, the company's accountants. The suit alleged that the company's financial statements for 1995 and the first quarter of 1996 were misleading. Other lawsuits then followed. Presstek also said it signed a memorandum of understanding with respect to settlement of derivative lawsuits. It agreed to improve internal policies on such matters as insider trading, the functioning and membership of the audit committee and corporate communications. "The company has come a long way since the time of the events involved in this litigation and, with this behind us, we can now concentrate on the many opportunities that lie ahead," said Robert Hallman, the company's president and chief executive officer. Presstek said the class will receive $22 million in common shares, with the number of shares issued to be determined by a formula valuing the stock at different time periods. The company said it reserves the right to pay cash at the time the settlement becomes effective. Presstek recorded a $23.2 million liability in the fourth quarter of 1999 as a result of the settlements."

To: ZSUN-CORPORATE who wrote (699)	7/11/2000 9:22:38 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10354

Getting closer: gamblingmagazine.com

To: ZSUN-CORPORATE who wrote (699)	8/3/2000 2:28:11 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10354

Having not grown up in the US, I don't suppose you know the game of Chicken. Well let me tell you how it works: Two guys who have a grudge to settle meet somewhere on the edge of town, out of harms way. They get about 1320 feet away from each other in their respective automobiles (those of you who were raised here might be familiar with that number as it equates to a ¼ mile) After some testosterone sabre rattling via high engine revs, a neutral party drops a flag. At that instant, the game is afoot:; the respective drivers step on the gas and drive directly towards each other at ever increasing velocities. Simply put, the first person who veers away from dead center is "Chicken." Well guess what? Here's what's going on: You're driving a '74 AMC Pacer with a leaky gas tank that has seen better days and gets very poor mileage. Everyone can see inside those big fish bowl glass windows and they know what you are up to. The mechanic (read lawyers) are making a mint off of you. You've got some mass as the Pacer is not light and you've got some velocity, but not much acceleration since the darn car came with a 4 cylinder engine from AMC. In other words, you've got some Momentum (oh, I forgot, you're going to spin that division out). So you're moving along at some kind of a clip, but then you hear sirens and see off in the distance all kinds of colored lights in coming towards you. Drat you say, it's the cops (read SEC, FBI, Interpol et al), you're not supposed to be doing some of the things with your car and you'd rather they not pull you over just now. Simultaneously, you remember that your reputation is at stake and you are playing a serious game of Chicken. And the other guy in the game is now more than a speck on the horizon. In fact, you can now barely discern the make and model of the car thundering at you. It's a '55 Chevy Bel Air Business Coupe and like the model, this guy means business. This two-ton beast is moving and it's clear that the guy is running a big block Chevy engine and the exhaust system is loud. In fact it is so loud, you're not sure which makes more noise: the cop's sirens or this guy's uncapped headers. And that guy in the Chevy clearly has his petal to the metal as evidenced by the scream of that engine. Heck with the overlap on that cam, the dude must be running high test av gas. Time is passing rapidly now, yet it seems like things are moving in slow motion. You know this whole thing is going to end badly, the question now is how do you control the damage without wrecking everything. There's a road veering off to the right and it's not that sharp of an angle that you can't make the turn at this speed even if you are driving a complete heap. Adrenaline racing, you must think quickly, the mechanic and the body shop guy are gonna really run you a bill when this is over. And then you think to yourself: heck this is some serious stuff, I'm not even from this town, nobody will follow me if I veer off to the right on that frontage road. I ought to just do it. That way I can save what left of my car and help my odds of surviving by a huge margin. Yeah, that's what I'm gonna do and heck, I'll go back to my hometown and no one will have a clue where I've been and it's not like they're gonna follow me, heck the cops are on the other side of the median, it'll take 'em a long time to find me even if they wanted to. Right then, you wake up from your split second day dream and you look straight ahead and that '55 is so close you could look into the other guy's eyes if the windshield wasn't tinted black. And then, the engine pitch turns up an even higher notch. This guy just switched on his Nitrous! And what's that bouncing across the road? Oh my god, the guy has just pitched the steering wheel out the window! He is, in no uncertain terms, committed. Q1: Do you "Chicken" out and take the side road into the night or do you grit your teeth and wait for impact? Q2: Do ya feel lucky? Well do ya?