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To: Mr.Manners who wrote (52229)	7/23/1999 12:21:00 AM
From: Rainy_Day_Woman	Respond to of 120523

from CBS Market Watch Litigation, cyber-style 'Your Honor, we, the jury, find the defendant ... click here for settlement.' NAM Corp. hopes that litigants will turn to ClickNsettle.com to resolve their lawsuits. The concept may sound farfetched to some, but Toys'R'Us (TOY: news, msgs) surely believed in the service when the retail giant committed to using the interactive virtual courtroom to settle disputes in some East Coast states. See related story. In the face of Thursday morning's stock market bloodbath, NAM stock (NAMC: news, msgs) amassed a 10 percent gain as shareholders hit the boards to voice their approval. Much_respect98 saw a bright future for NAMC as he posted on Raging Bull, "Unique ideas and concepts along with brilliant management are the accelerating forces behind successful companies!! NAMC is going places ... FAST!! Don't be surprised to see NAMC trading at $15 within the next 3 weeks. Why? Answer ... LOW FLOAT ... it's all about supply and demand." Lifetooshort1960 had a similar outlook on Yahoo!, "Look at the retail sector in North America that would like a cheap alternative to settling small claims. This can save corporations billions of $$. his is just the tip of the iceberg for this type of business. Has anyone here ever had to waste a day or more & salaried employees to defend smaller cases. I'm locking this stock up for a few years at least." cbs.marketwatch.com