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To: Mr Metals (1203 ) From: CIMA Tuesday, Aug 3 1999 5:12PM ET Reply # of 1204 INTQ: Looks like a major play tomorrow: Gator Team We are very pleased today to profile a company which we fully expect will be issuing a major news release this Wednesday after the closing bell. The company is Intelliquis International, Inc. (OTC BB:INTQ). This news will announce a relationship with a major office/business supplier and a major Portal which is a household name. Believe me you know this Portal's name! We feel confident that the investment community will regard this as very good news! Additionally, we expect that INTQ will be announcing tremendous earnings within one week and further, will be announcing another great business arrangement within ten days. INTQ is a very prudent investment now and a definite hold through all of these announcements. There are numerous other newsletters also profiling INTQ and as such we anticipate huge volume. Currently trading at: 3 3/4 Float: 2.5 million The company is Intelliquis International, Inc. (OTC BB:INTQ) COMPANY PROFILE Intelliquis International, Inc. (OTC BB:INTQ) is best-known for its IntelliFIX 2000 program, a software product designed to combat year 2000 (Y2K) conflicts on personal computers by automatically identifying, diagnosing and repairing PC hardware, software, operating systems and data files. Currently, INTQ has about a 35% share of this market. Interestingly, its major competitors, Norton 2000 & Toolbox 2000 (collectively, 50% of the market), cannot repair Y2K problems in software applications, data files, or non-Windows operating systems such as DOS, UNIX, Novell or OS/2. Recently, INTQ entered into two major sales / marketing agreements for its IntelliFIX 2000 technology. Last month, INTQ announced a distribution agreement with Millennium 2K Solutions Inc. (M2K) to provide M2K with 1,000,000 M3 ISA cards; the M2K agreement is estimated to generate US$14 million gross and US$3.5 million net (10 cents per share) to Intelliquis this year. On July 1st, INTQ announced that it had entered into a sales / marketing agreement with America OnLine (AOL). AOL will feature the IntelliFIX 2000 software in banner ads on AOL's home page for direct sale to its 17.3 million registered subscribers. America OnLine has already purchased 50,000 units of IntelliFIX 2000, and INTQ estimates that they will net about US$9 on each unit sold through AOL. This deal has huge implications for INTQ. AOL currently has 17.3 million users, and you can be sure that AOL wants each and every one of these folks to be Y2K compliant, so that AOL's revenue stream continues uninterrupted. If just 10% of AOL subscribers purchase IntelliFIX 2000, that's 1.73 million copies of the software, and net earnings to INTQ of nearly US$15.6 million (45 cents per share). THIS COMPANY IS MUCH, MUCH MORE THAN A Y2K SOFTWARE FIRM !! The quality, utility and value of INTQ's complete range of software products has not gone unnoticed by the industry's major players. Witness the recently-announced decision to bundle INTQ's Website Traffic Builder with Microsoft Office 2000 in a promotion at more than 850 Staples superstores nationwide. INTQ has also established major retail sales / marketing agreements with OfficeMax, CompUSA and EggHead Software. While INTQ's management intends to make some serious money out of selling IntelliFIX 2000 this year, the company is looking to grow beyond Y2K with some very significant acquisitions. One deal that is very close to being signed involves web broadcasting technology that would allow consumers to select and download full video and sound from a vast library of offerings. The potential is huge - INTQ believes that this deal could generate US$40 million in sales during the coming year. A joint venture deal is also reportedly being negotiated with TVMedia, the largest home shopping network and direct sales company in the world. The deal would involve using INTQ's web broadcasting technology to offer on-demand infomercials on the web, and selling these products to consumers around the world through a new e-commerce site that INTQ would own 50% of. INTQ believes that the TVMedia e-commerce deal could potentially generate US$100 to US$140 million in sales for its accounts in the first year of operations! ______________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, write to listgator-unsubscribe@listbot.com MSN Messenger Service lets you stay in touch instantly with your family & friends - Visit messenger.msn.com