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Guten Morgen !

Die News von gestern sind nicht zur vollen Geltung gekommen.
Die Basher werden sich durch ihr rechthaberisches Verhalten im Board profilieren. Zuerst möchte ich Euch bitten, den Chart von 2000 anzuschauen. Darin ist zu erkennen, daß
E-Net von 16 Euro kommt. Mir ist klar, daß dieser Titel nicht so schnell oder überhaupt jemals die 16 Euro wieder erreichen wird, doch durch die Meldung von gestern ist hier von keiner Insolvenz mehr zu reden. Dazu komm, daß E-Net am Jahresanfang mit Rekordgeschäften sich selber übertrumpft hat. Der gestrigen News kann man eine drastische Senkung der Verluste entnehmen. Dies spricht für den richtigen Weg, den E-Net eingeschlagen hat. Durch die allgemeine Marktsituation ( Zinssenkungen) wurde die Chance auf einen rasanten Wachstum in der Finanzbranche gegeben. Hiervon wird E-Net sehr stank profitieren. Die Basher, welche hier verbreiten, daß E-Net vor einer Insolvenz steht oder mit Schlagzeilen, wie "Das Aus für E-Net" werben, haben in Wirklichkeit von diesem Titel keine Ahnung, da sie sonst solche Äußerungen nicht von sich geben würden. Der User "Amada" hat meinen Respekt verdient. Er hat sich sehr viel Mühe gegeben, um an Informationen zu gelangen, die über den aktuellen Stand der E-Net AG Auskunft geben. Ich meine das wir in Kürze die 2 Euro sehen werden.

Macht Euch mal Gedanken und macht euch Visionen,denn aus Visionen besteht ein Aktienkurs.

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Könnte jemand die news von gestern nochmals hier reinstellen!

Vielen Dank

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so das gehört dazu !

COSTA MESA, Calif., Jun 28, 2001 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- e-Net Financial.com Corp.
(OTCBB: ENNT) and EMB Corp. (OTCBB: EMBI) today jointly announced that e-Net has
filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw its
currently pending registration statement.

EMB is the record holder of 7.5 million shares of e-Net common stock, which had
been included in the registration statement. Those shares had been the subject
of a planned dividend to EMB`s shareholders of record as of May 30, 2000.

Vincent Rinehart, president and CEO of e-Net stated: "After a review of the past
and expected future expenditures of management time and economic resources
regarding the company`s registration statement, the board of directors has
decided to withdraw the company`s pending registration statement. This action
will enable us to focus on continuing to build the core business of e-Net.

"In connection with our withdrawal of the registration statement, our board has
agreed to authorize the issuance of an additional 1.5 million shares of our
restricted common stock to EMB. We are pleased that EMB has agreed to accept our
decisions."

Kenneth J. Quist, secretary of EMB, stated: "EMB understands and accepts the
decisions of e-Net`s board of directors. EMB has no current intention of making
a voluntary distribution of any of the 7.5 million e-Net shares prior to April
12, 2002, two years from the original issuance date. Thereafter, assuming
certain conditions necessary for compliance with the Securities Act of 1933 have
then been satisfied, EMB intends to distribute those shares to our stockholders
of record as of May 30, 2000.

"We currently have not determined what our plans are with respect to the
additional 1.5 million e-Net shares. Of course, our plans with respect to all 9
million e-Net shares are subject to any re-organization or future capital
structuring of EMB, although none is currently planned."

In addition to the announcement of the withdrawal of the registration statement
and the issuance of additional shares to EMB, e-Net today announced a "Global
Settlement" with Williams de Broe, an investment banking firm domiciled in
England.

e-Net will issue 3 million shares of its restricted common stock to Williams de
Broe in connection with concluding any relationship between the companies. As
part of such transaction, EMB reduced a portion of e-Net`s obligations to EMB
from approximately $1.2 million to a $103,404 convertible note due to EMB and a
$485,464 convertible note due to AMRES Holding LLC.

This final component concludes any issue regarding whether additional
consideration may have been due to AMRES Holding, of which Rinehart is managing
partner, as a result of the sale of American Residential Funding Inc., to EMB
(prior to its acquisition by e-Net in April of 2000).

Rinehart stated, "This Global Settlement allows e-Net to concentrate its efforts
on expanding its four key subsidiaries: American Residential Funding
(www.amres.net), BravoRealtyOnline (www.bravorealty.com), Expidoc.com
(www.expidoc.com) and Titus REIT, and strengthens e-Net`s balance sheet."

This news release may contain forward-looking statements that involve risks and
uncertainties, including American Residential Funding Inc.`s ability to maintain
its licensing approvals in multiple states and its ability to expand its branch
operations, as well as Bravorealty.com`s ability to continue to grow its agent
base. Operational results of American Residential Funding, Inc. for the calendar
quarter January through March 2001 may not be indicative of future results or
the results of e-Net Financial.com Corp. for the full fiscal year. For a
discussion of factors which could impact e-Net Financial.com Corp`s financial
results, or the results of its wholly owned subsidiaries, and cause actual
results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements, refer to
e-Net`s recent filings with the SEC, particularly the Jan. 31, 2001 Form 10-QSB
filed March 22, 2001. e-Net assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking
information contained in this news release.


CONTACT: e-Net Financial.com Corp., Costa Mesa
Vincent Rinehart, 714/866-2100
www.e-netfinancial.com