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Non-Tech : E4L, Inc. (NYSE: ETV)
ETV 13.72-1.5%Nov 20 4:00 PM EST

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To: James Strauss who wrote (461)11/27/1998 2:10:00 PM
From: Uluru  Read Replies (2) of 1080
 
Jim,

I might be way off base here, but, when you browse through the Everything 4 Less website, don't they sell everything that about 5 of these individual web sites sell? And, at lower prices with free extended warranties.

For example, search for a book, check the price, click compare prices. Everything 4 Less will beat Amazon's on the spot.

Another example, buy VCR from Circuit City for $200, they will extend the warranty for two-years for another, let's say $30, so, you spend $230....

The same VCR would cost you about $150 with the two-year extended warranty at Everything 4 Less. These are rough estimates, but, they are close, based on my purchases and price comparisons I have done on NetMarket.

Stocks that sell books, cd's, videos ect.....are going up like crazy...

NM sells EVERYTHING and has auctions.

Also the company knows how to use TV to promote their products...that's their business.

How to figure NM's value: add up the share prices of ONSL, AMNZ, CDNW and EBAY....and times by two since NM only has 25 million shares. Well, at least it's fun to imagine.

I've used NetMarket on AOL and it is an awesome service...absolutely incredible prices...Huge selection....

I'll shut up now, just excited about the possibilities.

Paul
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