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To: VBroady who wrote (1967)	7/11/1999 10:30:00 PM
From: donkeyman	Respond to of 3519

VBroady: RIGHT ON.!!!! There's no doubt the British will get a shock on FreeServe and hopefully X-Sream. Us Canadians are the same way concerning Internet stocks as the British. I was on the chat line with the Canadian Company Bid.Com for 6 months starting when it was $2.50/share. 90% of the Canadians were saying the most it would rise was $3.00/share. Within a short time of hitting the Nasdaq and the Americans got at it, it jumped to $33.70/share. It shocked the Canadians all to hell. 99% of Americans and Canadians missed out on AOL. But they aren't going to miss out on those Portals, FreeServe or China.Com. 370 million Europeans and 1.2 billion in China, and the Internet market Skyrocketing in Europe and Asia.!!!Here's the last chance to become involved in an Internet Portal. If we miss this, we've missed the last kick at the cat. How often did I say why didn't I buy EBAY at Cdn$27.00/sh last fall when I had a chance, I must have said it once a week, all the way to Cdn$1000.00/sh before they had the 3 to 1 split.!!!

To: VBroady who wrote (1967)	7/11/1999 10:33:00 PM
From: donkeyman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3519

VBroady: RIGHT ON.!!!! There's no doubt the British will get a shock on FreeServe and hopefully X-Sream. Us Canadians are the same way concerning Internet stocks as the British. I was on the chat line with the Canadian Company Bid.Com for 6 months starting when it was $2.50/share. 90% of the Canadians were saying the most it would go to it was $3.00/share. Within a short time of hitting the Nasdaq and the Americans got at it,, it jumped to $33.70/share. It shocked the Canadians all to hell. 99% of Americans and Canadians missed out on AOL. But they aren't going to miss out on those Portals, FreeServe or China.com. 370 million Europeans and 1.2 billion in China, and the Internet market Skyrocketing in Europe and Asia.!!!Here's the last chance to become involved in an Internet portal. If we miss this, we've missed the last kick at the cat. How often did I say why didn't I buy EBAY at Cdn$27.00/sh last fall when I had a chance, I must have said it once a week, all the way to Cdn$1000.00/sh before they had the 3 to 1 split.!!!