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To: Stuart Cole who wrote (6638)	5/31/1999 2:11:00 PM
From: George Antoniou	Respond to of 108040

ININ @ 0.23 Folks, this is gonna run come Tuesday. This stock got alot of misdirected exposure -- either purposely or accidentally. Take advantage of this one... Players who read the release will automatically read about the real ININ, the bb stock company information. This means more players will play ININ (the bb stock) 'cause of the internet businesses it offers. Remember to sell some of your shares when it is riding high! Talk : Coffee Shop : Stocks Readying To RUN (in play)! OTC:BB, NASDAQ only

To: Stuart Cole who wrote (6638)	5/31/1999 4:41:00 PM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108040

If you are using etrade, and are totally frustrated, try doing this: some of you might be having log-on problems and are being totally frustrated by incredibly slow page loading times with etrade... here's some things to try: #1 if you are accessing etrade thru aol, this is a big problem to start. as the web-traffic on aol is usually so congested as to make loading of any site with such a large data-base as an online broker, a slow & tedious process. even with the banner ads and enticements on etrade's front page for aol, according to the tech dept @ etrade, get another ISP, #2 instead of using etrade's front-page url, type in these urls instead to access the site , (do not use your browser to do this) using a different isp (not aol): trading.etrade.com or 198.93.32.229 both of these will get you there, and hopefully you will see a significant imrovement of the performance of the site... i have an original acct with etrade, and a while ago said enough is enough, and speaking with the tech dept. , found these facts out, and since i have used these tips from the tech dept, have found the site to function, well almost ok... good luck, 2Mar$