:50:02
No, l didn't mean
to imply that l had been.
:50:10
Sorry about that.
Did the fax come through okay?
:50:13
Yes, it did.
:50:15
l think the address must've gotten
garbled. We can't find the site.
:50:18
- You want to read it back to me?
- Sure.
:50:20
You gave us
''members.aol.juktn.html.''
:50:25
- Wait. Was that an ''M''?
- l'm sorry?
:50:27
After Jukt, was that an ''M,''
as in ''Micronics''?
:50:29
No, it was an ''N'',
as in ''Not working.''
:50:34
- Try ''M.''
- Okay.
:50:38
Sorry about that,
l was rushing.
:50:40
Of course.
:50:42
But l do find myself
wondering, Stephen.
:50:44
Why would a major software
company put their website
:50:47
where only AOL members can
access it, as opposed to the entire Web?
:50:50
l have no idea.
:50:52
l don't have a website so l don't really
know that much about them.
:50:55
l would trust you guys
to know better than me.
:50:58
Okay. Looks like...
:51:01
we have
the Jukt website up now.
:51:14
l have to say, Stephen...
:51:16
this looks very
suspicious to me.
:51:18
How so?
:51:20
Quite frankly,
it doesn't look like a real website.
:51:23
lt looks like a site that was--
created to fool someone.
:51:26
l don't know much about computers.
Could somebody do that?
:51:29
- Of course.
- Very easily.
:51:31
So easily, in fact,
it's incredible.
:51:33
Do you still want that number
for Jim Ghort? l found it in my notes.
:51:38
Yeah, sure.
:51:40
All right. 605, 84--
:51:42
- Wait.
- Sorry?
:51:44
''Six-zero-five,''
that's not Nevada.
:51:50
Oh.
:51:59
l guess l got him mixed up
with another source.