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To: Chi-X who wrote (184)	12/6/1996 10:57:00 AM
From: Jinping Shi	of 496

IMO, this kind of problem is not unusual considering on-line is a new industry and a lot of lawyers in this country need more jobs. AOL looks fine as long as most involved talking about vision and long term. It is bad if someone started to talk about value, as Greenspan did last night. If I need an on-line service, I probably will first consider AOL since it has more resourses and does not charge a lot more than those hood-up services. If I can find a $20/yr deal with no other services but an entry to internet, I will go with it since I am good at it already. For those who are new to internet, AOL or alike probably is the best bet. The worry about the capacity of domain should not be the concern since it is pretty easy to but a few more machines and set up a few more 800 numbers. I have been following this tread for the last few days, it seems that it is time to sell for short term investment and to hold for long term investment. --Jinping

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