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To: Binder who wrote (5581)	4/26/1999 1:02:00 AM
From: Ga Bard	Respond to of 7039

Every single one in the catagorize format too.... and the connection to DF, his affiliates, Spriggs and even McAndrews. Funny how your widom is so useful almost a year later. :-) GB

To: Binder who wrote (5581)	4/26/1999 1:53:00 AM
From: Dusty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7039

There a lot of us that are guilty of being over enthusiastic about the stock. Heck, all of us were, based on what we read in the Press Releases and what the great (not) Ga Bard feed all of us. I can prove I paid for every single share I owned and anything else; should I be called upon to do so. My mistake was not selling when it hit the forty dollars on the preferred along with all my common shares. But, alas, I had high hopes and did not use good judgment on selling. I guess there are many others reading this thread that made the same mistake. I remember someone telling the thread when the stock started to hiccup it was the day traders and not to worry. Hold tight this thing is going higher. I since learned it was about that point some of the insiders were selling. Seems it was somewhere around 15 to 18 on the preferred. Not real sure on the figures it has been too long ago... What you collected and categorized is the wishful dreams and wild exuberance of all who posted to the threads at the time. The whole thread was wild with excitement. So don't try to intimidate me with your insinuating threats. I had nothing to do with insider company business and bought my stock in the open market and have any and all financial documentation to prove it. As far as I am concerned, anyone who can not prove how they come by their stock by producing canceled checks, money wire, or other documentation, most likely has lost paper assets not real money that was earned by the sweat of their brow. IMHO Why would I be interested in commenting on CBQI? I have no reason to unless I decided to research it and discovered tainted officers or other information not in the best interest of investors. G'nite... Dusty