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To: April G who wrote (4)	5/13/1999 1:42:00 PM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70

good for you April, make sure you have that paid tout disclosure. Make sure you post it on everyone of your posts because the Truthseeker is watching you. Truthseeker

To: April G who wrote (4)	5/20/1999 9:36:00 AM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 70

Bloomberg Article About MYWB's Plans with China Sci-Tech....Can anyone guess whats wrong with this picture? MyWeb Inc.com, China Sci-Tech to Offer Online Trading in China 5/19/99 5:12 MyWeb Inc.com, China Sci-Tech to Offer Online Trading in China Beijing, May 19 (Bloomberg) -- MyWeb Inc.com, a New York-based maker of television set-top boxes that connect customers to the Internet, signed an agreement with a Chinese partner aimed at becoming the first provider of online stock trading in China. MyWeb will now cooperate with China Sci-Tech International Trust and Investment Co., part of China Sci-Tech Holdings, to provide online financial information to retail and institutional investors. The company hopes to be the first to allow investors to trade stocks on the Internet in China. Local securities regulators have yet to give their approval to the plan. ''It's a gray area,'' said T.S. Wong, president and CEO of MyWeb. Wong said MyWeb has approached the Beijing office of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, which supports the idea. The company will set up the infrastructure for online trading through a contract it signed in last month with Beijing Telecom, a wholly owned subsidiary of China Telecom, which operates an estimated four million phone lines in China's capital area. Online trading has a good chance of succeeding in China, analysts say. "The key is how online credit transactions will take place," said Jared Peterson, research director at International Data Corp. in Beijing. The solution could be for online trading to take place at brokerages, which would help settle transactions by accepting cash directly from retail investors, he said. Peter Harmsen in Beijing (8610) 6532-4492 through the Hong Kong newsroom (852) 2977-6600/sc/jr

To: April G who wrote (4)	5/20/1999 9:40:00 AM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 70

Well, for those who could not guess...the answer is THERE IS NO DEAL between MYWB aka ASMC aka SCAM with China Sci-Tech! CHINA SCI-TECH DENIES PRESS REPORTS ON INTERNET VENTURE 5/20/99 3:57 CHINA SCI-TECH DENIES PRESS REPORTS ON INTERNET VENTURE (The following is a reformatted version of an announcement issued through the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.) CHINA SCI-TECH<0985> -Exceptional Price & Turnover Movements The Stock Exchange has received a message from China Sci-Tech Holdings Limited which is reproduced as follows:- China Sci-Tech Holdings Limited (the "Company") Incorporated in the Cayman Islands with limited liability) ANNOUNCEMENT We have noted the recent increases in the price and trading volume of the shares of the Company and wish to state that we are not aware of any reasons for such increases. The Company denies information reported in certain press articles will co-operate with a U.S. company to provide on-line financial information to investors or has entered into certain agreement in relation thereto. This statement is made at the request of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. We have noted the recent increases in the price and trading volume of the shares of the Company and wish to state that we are not aware of any reasons for such increases. Reference is made to recent press articles reporting that a subsidiary of the Group will co-operate with a U.S. company to provide on-line financial information to investors or has entered into certain agreement in relation thereto, the Company denies that any subsidiary of the Group has entered into such agreements or is in the process of negotiation of such. We also confirm that there are no negotiations or agreements relating to intended acquisitions or realisations which are discloseable under paragraph 3 of the Listing Agreement, neither is the board aware of any matter discloseable under the general obligation imposed by paragraph 2 of the Listing Agreement, which is or may be of a price-sensitive nature. Made by the order of board of the Company the directors of which individually and jointly accept responsibility for the accuracy of this statement. By order of the Board Jimmy Kwan Kam Hung Director 20th May, 1999"

To: April G who wrote (4)	5/20/1999 5:04:00 PM
From: jjs64	Respond to of 70

Speaking of disclaimers, it appears that David Drake, PR/IR genius behind PMKY and ASMC/MYWB has forgotten to put his disclaimer on the last few press releases. David Drake no one has forgotten about you, remember your responsibilities under the law. Buyer Beware!