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To: Michael Harb who wrote (523)	5/1/1999 3:18:00 PM
From: Oremont	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 688

I may not be the smartest person around, but for example if all of us shareholders held 20 million shares of WWWC in all classes this morning and NWDP shares are at $4.00 and the conversion took place today, what we would have tonight is 10 million shares of a $4.00 stock. If there is any adjustment to NWDP it will probably be down from the dilution of a public company and the selling of shares. Someone is taking half the pie and not even giving us a feel......Also the letter I received today does not follow what the letter dated April 5 says and I will not sign it. PM is going to have to do better then this as I have lost any trust in him......Come on PM earn your title instead of trying to screw people for it......

To: Michael Harb who wrote (523)	5/1/1999 3:56:00 PM
From: Elbos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 688

To My Fellow Investors: My name is Irv Soble. I am "Elbos" on this thread.(skyarrow@epix.net) Since I haven't yet received my "settlement" letter, I cannot comment on its contents, nor the state of our dividend distributions. I would like to offer a suggestion relative to communications with Peter Michaels. We can all appreciate how busy he must be, so here's my suggestion: Every week, on a specified day of the week, at, let's say 6:30PM Pacific Time, Peter hosts a telephone conference call with as many investors as choose to listen in. The call will be for about 1/2 hour to 1 hour, and everyone will get a chance to have their questions answered. We will all agree to be respectful, and use this time in a positive way. The call can be recorded, and those people who cannot attend the conference "live", can call another specific number during the week, and hear the call rebroadcast. Each week, for the expenditure of only 30 minutes to 1 hour, Peter can effectively communicate with all his investors. No more guessing, no more doubting, no more fearing the unknown. Let's give Peter the chance to make ammends for his poor track record of Investor Relations. This could be a great start. If you agree, please let him know.