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To: slaffe who wrote (773)	5/12/1999 3:48:00 PM
From: trader14U	Respond to of 7056

you sir are full of sh*t...the alleged trust spoke with you????? who the heel are you?? Yeah right, they told you to keep things hush hush...Not to mention that you feel the stock could be 0 just as it could be 20...yeah real prudent investing...stop wasting everyones air....

To: slaffe who wrote (773)	5/12/1999 3:52:00 PM
From: Moneylover	Respond to of 7056

How does one visit anonymity? Now I know Life Foundation Trust is a scam as well.They may have money but they are not legitimate money managers.I hope the SEC spends time checking out how this dog went to over $20.00 and makes an example of these quacks.Keep up the DD and report here fellow SI members.

To: slaffe who wrote (773)	5/12/1999 3:59:00 PM
From: Dako	Respond to of 7056

Re. your account pf your "visit" to Life Foundation Trust: Truly, madly, deeply pathetic.

To: slaffe who wrote (773)	5/12/1999 4:18:00 PM
From: Tommy Hicks	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7056

Hi Slaffe, By golly when dogpile.com can't find anything on a subject, I really begin to wonder if the subject exists. Oh, I've found plenty of "New Life Foundation Trust" and "Metlife Foundation Trust", but absolutely nothing about the offices you just visited. Could you just give me the state that they're in. Maybe the Secretary of State's Office has some info. th

To: slaffe who wrote (773)	5/12/1999 4:18:00 PM
From: Janice Shell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7056

They made their offer of $100m in marketable securities for 4m shares simply because of the fact that if they were to have bought 4m shares on the open market that it would drive the price beyond $25. Surely you're joking. They cut a private deal with the company. In these cases, normally the acquirer gets a very nice discount to market price. But then the terms of this particular deal are not at all clear. It is my opinion that this stock was brought down by professional shorters/bashers, perhaps mm's, large money managers etc simply so that they could accumulate shares at a lower level. Yeah sure. I will not be responding to requests for additional info regarding the life trust as it was made clear to me that they wish to remain anonymous and I will respect that. And I wonder why it is that they wish to remain "anonymous". Ever followed Pluvia? He's good. Really good.

To: slaffe who wrote (773)	5/12/1999 6:05:00 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Respond to of 7056

Seems that people here doubt you visited the Life Foundation. You could help clear up this matter by giving an address and a description of the building. Thanks. - Jeff

To: slaffe who wrote (773)	5/12/1999 9:02:00 PM
From: happa	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7056

What i would like to know is how many of these bashers have a position in this stock? If you don't like this stock then get out and invest your money in something that you feel secure about, Leave us devoted hitt investers to ourselfs. If we lose so be it....It's my money not yours.......Still long and holding!!!!!

To: slaffe who wrote (773)	5/12/1999 9:24:00 PM
From: C E D	Respond to of 7056

All i can say is watch the fireworks and my money says we will see $20+ before we see $10. Incredible, A vision of you comes to mind where you are walking the streets handing out money, saying, please take my money. Hope this lesson isn't too expensive for you. Regards, CED

To: slaffe who wrote (773)	8/3/1999 6:55:00 PM
From: Jack Hartmann	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7056

Life Trust Foundation has too many questions for me. I did call their number to ask about the stamp collection. They wanted all my particulars to "get back with me". (I get enough junk on e-mail and phone calls). I went to the website instead at lifetrustionfoundation.com Per the only press release, "the fundamental purpose of the trust is to generate funds with which to meet various charitable objectives" Per the SI replied to: "I have just returned from the offices of Life foundation trust. As I suspected, the trust is a group of private investors that wish to retain their anonymity. They are just like you or I (except with a whole lot more money). They made their offer of $100m in marketable securities for 4m shares simply because of the fact that if they were to have bought 4m shares on the open market that it would drive the price beyond $25. I was assured that they are going to complete this transaction and we can be expecting a pr from them to this effect. It would not surprise me if this pr is released before I finish typing." Was this an SEC "pump and dump" release per www.sec.gov? IMHO this doesn't sound like a charitable trust. I wish I could see the financial data on the trust. I would like to know how much $$$ is give to charity vs. $$$ for trust management cost. Usually charitable trusts put out press releases on charitable giving, not investor in a stock. Also, the LFT Press Release states a cash flow of $1.5 Million from oil and gas leases in Central Texas. Where are these oil wells at? It doesn't even mention the stamps. I will not post anymore on HITT until I get some answers. (Very little on the merits of HITT anyway.) I thought the stock might be a turnaround play after dropping 75%, but there are too many questions unanswered. The HITT concept is worth watching, but if they can't get NASDAQ listing, then this will be one of many rising stars that fell short. Jack