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To: scouser who wrote (1914)	5/9/1999 6:16:00 PM
From: RADAR )))	Respond to of 2231

scouser: Thanks for that interesting article. Will watch the price closely tomorrow morning and make a decision depending on the volume. Still think there is some short term life... just now starting to "sing". Howver, will protect profits with a vengeance. RADAR RADAR

To: scouser who wrote (1914)	5/9/1999 6:21:00 PM
From: RADAR )))	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2231

Scouser: XSNI - Some information on XSNI and why its getting attention now... Here's the thread started by Wayne Rumball Subject 28107 For those who bought/interested in XSNI.... XSNI... DD O/S: 34M Float: 19M Management owns 95% of the float.... leaving 1-2M tradable. First you must (if you haven't already) see: x-stream.com The story of the evolution of X-stream is very complicated. For now, X-stream is a free ISP in the U.K. X-stream was the first company to provide free inet access in the U.K. This is changing now. Currently INXS has deals signed to provide free access in Austria, South Africa, Switzerland and a few other countries. The response in the U.K. has been so great that the company is expanding all over Europe. X-stream is a "portal"... offering their own advertising/content along with inet access. Obviously, X-stream revenues will come from advertisers. The main point is to get a large customer base... In the internet business, valuation is based more on customer base than cash flow... At this time, Lehman Brothers is working the issue of the NASDAQ listing. The NASDAQ listing will occur in July. The company is on the BB temporarily. Not supposed to be traded there, but has started already and will continue until NASDAQ listing. Listing on the European Exchanges will occur as well. According to the "Daily Express" article of 2 May, the valuation of X-stream when it goes to NASDAQ could be as high as 500-950M dollars, or roughly $15 a share... at the lower end of the valuation. The stock has been under accumulation be three funds based in Canada. Additionally, these funds are getting the stock in certificate form. Some of the above info gleaned from the various press outlets in the U.K. Some info came from a contact "very, very close to the company" (Thanks on the DD go to Thomas Allinder) OTC Bulletin Board