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To: Educator who wrote (13743)	8/7/1999 11:06:00 PM
From: E. Davies	Respond to of 29970

Give me some examples of pure Internet retailers/shopping portals Amazon is the classic. Then theres shopping malls on portals like AOL & Yahoo and of course imall just purchased by excite@home. imall.com Worth a peek to see whats happening out there. The Lord works in mysterious ways. We have seen a "kinder, gentler" ahhaha havent we? Keep on praying, looks like its working... Eric

To: Educator who wrote (13743)	8/8/1999 10:05:00 AM
From: Richie	Respond to of 29970

Educator, I also have started shopping more on-line each year. At first, I was somewhat hesitant, I would look up the prices at the Best Buys, COMP USA's and Circuit Cities, see who had what I was looking for in stock, the best price, and then go and purchase it. That saved a lot of time. As I grew more confident, I started purchasing on-line. My computer, from DELL, the exact monitor and speakers from a little on-line etailer. Now, I am ready to purchase a scanner, I used one of the "shoppers" to find the lowest price, excellent! computershopper.zdnet.com bottomdollar.com Computer shopper is the better of the two. RichieH