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To: xray803 who wrote (18049)	5/7/1999 2:22:00 PM
From: j7119	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 40688

A Response From Glenn.... I sent Glenn an e-mail about a week ago and received the following response today. Thought you would be interested. Dear John, Thank you for your support. ProNetLink continues to have many Irons in the fire. We will have news as it becomes available. Our advertising campaign has started and TV and radio commercials begin in June.We are now working on finishing our broadcast studio so that we can begin our morning news broadcasts. Things are happening at PNL. Sincerely, Glenn Zagoren Chairman ProNetLink.com

To: xray803 who wrote (18049)	5/8/1999 11:34:00 AM
From: xray803	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

I did some more research on EVIS. In case any one is interested, here is some additional info. 1998 revenue $28 Mil. Shares outstanding 18 mil with float of 3.2 mil. Restructuring the business into internet banking & online trading, two of the hottest sectors! Also in joint venture with Q6 Technology managed by former owner & CEO John Cusak of PRIMESTAR (sold for $2 billion) to develop e-commerce site. Do your own DD. The key websites: ebankerusa.com ebrokerusa.com secutron.com This is a ground floor opportunity like finding a diamond in the rough! And all this under a buck! Check out SI's EVIS board: Subject 27947 Also for additional Info: yahoo.marketguide.com Just remember: Never fall in love with a stock, the object is to make money! enough said. LOL. Regards, Ray