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To: scouser who wrote (6800)	8/10/1999 10:35:00 AM
From: Michael E. Baldino	Respond to of 150070

Take a closer look at this..may be a good buy op....heard on the radio this morning (WCBS-AM New York) that alot of the e-commerce companies are so into giving the buyer the advantage AND beating out the competition, that profits are not being seen - the result is the share prices for some of these E-commerce business's will not sustain. AOL, in my opinion, is the largest ISP in this country and is still growing....most people I know still do not have internet in their cardboard boxes....ur...i mean homes.

To: scouser who wrote (6800)	8/10/1999 11:20:00 AM
From: scouser	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

DIGG, UP 41% today- woaaa there - only 1400 shares though!

To: scouser who wrote (6800)	8/11/1999 2:03:00 AM
From: SSP	Respond to of 150070

*ON THE INSIDE* ---------------------------------------- The past few weeks have been tough for AOL (as it has for the rest of the tech sector). After hitting an all- time high of $175 ?, the stock has plunged to $85. Interestingly enough, in the past month, there has been a heavy amount of insider selling. Such filings are called Form 144's. They are required for anyone who is an insider of the company - such as an officer, director, key employee or shareholder of 10% or more the company's stock. Let's take a look.... Kathryn A. Bushkin, the Senior Vice President, Chief Communications Officer, filed to sell 100,000 shares for $10.7 million. For more info, go to the filing: edgar-online.com Robert Pittman is a director and President and Chief Operating Officer (he was the founder of MTV Networks). He filed to sell 1 million shares for $107.8 million. For more info, go to the filing: edgar-online.com General Alexander Haig is a director of AOL. He was the Secretary of State during the Reagan Administration. Haig also serves as a director of such companies as Interneuron Pharmaceuticals and MGM Grand. He filed to sell 300,000 shares for $29.4 million. For more info, go to the filing: edgar-online.com James Barksdale is a director of AOL. He was formerly the CEO of Netscape, which was merged into AOL. He filed to sell 100,000 shares for $10.3 million. For more info, go to the filing: edgar-online.com Stephen Case is the CEO of AOL. He filed to sell 1.5 million shares for $161.7 million. For more info, go to the filing: edgar-online.com