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To: pavlov 1 who wrote (42606)	8/18/1999 2:03:00 PM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 122087

IMAA<------------Is a dead POS and CMGI doesnrt own a share of IMAA.!!!!!!

To: pavlov 1 who wrote (42606)	8/18/1999 2:04:00 PM
From: Jay Fisk	Respond to of 122087

IMAA >>> Don't give Joe all the credit for the this one.... check out this puff from Biz Week: businessweek.com or the Songwire recap: "Buyingedge.com, which announced on Aug. 12 that it obtained $10 million in venture funding from CMGI Inc. (CMGI), also has a process that allows consumers to haggle online with vendors for certain products. Unlike Priceline, these sites don't lock customers in to making a purchase. "Buyers have a lot more decision-making power if they can look at offers and make their own decisions," says Gary Martino, CEO of buyingedge.com. Buyingedge.com is a subsidiary of Information Management Associates (IMAA), which gained 2 3/32 points, or 50%, on Aug. 16, to close at 6 5/32." - 'investors who bought Priceline believing it has a lock on a revolutionary new model for buying goods online, will be wise to watch these new sites that think they have an even better idea. " Be careful on this one IMO