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To: im~ristine who wrote (22334)	7/7/1999 12:27:00 PM
From: StockReporter	of 27307

12:11 est. July 07, 1999 - (Research Alert): IMAL - 20 1/8 x 20 3/16 - imall.com encounters more than 30 million hits monthly with millions of internet shoppers a month. Everyday, more and more business are quickly launching their e-commerce and internet divisions. Forrester research estimates e-commerce sector to be $327 billion by 2002. iMALL as one of the leaders in e-commerce services, provides businesses with some of the fastest and the most complete process to build an e-commerce store. IMAL's Bolt-on E-commerce system is a browser-based software that attaches to existing sites and includes a shopping cart feature, transaction processing, Secure Sockets Layer support and more. Company also owns and operates stuff.com which offers over 2.4 million products on-line. Stuff.com is one of the largest shopping portals on the internet. imall.com encounters more than 30 million hits monthly with millions of internet shoppers a month, and future looks bright for stuff.com as internet shopping continues to build. Insiders bought 460,000 shares in the past 6 months. IMAL has 17.7 million shares outstanding and 5 million shares in the float. stuff.com

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