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To: C. McD who wrote (1142)	10/1/1999 10:08:00 AM
From: mike mantoni	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570

Hey C.Mcd. Put that 7.50 to use today... looks like ANYi might be ready for that POP that you and Brad are talking about. Nice day trade in the making!

To: C. McD who wrote (1142)	10/1/1999 11:29:00 AM
From: .com	Respond to of 1570

Hey C, Is this from the company that ANYI pays $11,000/month for stock promotion? Just got this E-Mail this morning. (Hmm.... the "report" says "52 Week Low: $ 3.25" and "Current Bid $2.6875"; for $11,000/month I'd expect to see some proof reading going on.) Special Alert! New Coverage! AnyThing Internet Exchange: OTCBB Ticker: ANYI Total Shares Out: 3,074,400 52 Week High: $28.00 Current Bid $2.6875 Float: 1.7 Million 52 Week Low: $ 3.25 Percentage held by insiders: 55.3% Anything Internet Corporation Anything Internet Corporation is an Internet E-commerce holding company focused on building a network of successful E-commerce operating companies, joint ventures, strategic alliances and partnerships. Anything Internet?s goal is to become a household name and a true, E-commerce conglomerate of specialty high demand, high margin products. Unlike most E-commerce businesses today, Anything Internet has not limited itself to one specific area of E-commerce. Rather, Anything Internet is aggressively pursuing diversification into a variety of emerging consumer and business-to-business E-commerce venues. The company began in 1997 as an on line reseller of computer peripherials, hardware and software and currently operates through two wholly owned subsidiaries, AnythingPC Internet Corporation and Any Coffee Corporation. AnythingPC is a rapidly growing Internet based discount retailer of over 201,000 different computer hardware, software and peripheral products to end consumers and businesses. Through its Internet storefronts, AnythingPC.com, AnythingMAC.com and AnythingUNIX.com, the company provides one-stop shopping to its customers 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They found a great deal of success and repeat business through providing a vast array of products within their specialty and from the beginning, employed what consumers have always respected, a superior customer service philosophy. Anything Internet focused on developing relationships with distributors and created a streamlined infrastructure to manage the E-commerce evolution. With a successful business model in place, the application of Anything Internet's technology to new, undeveloped E-commerce vehicles was a natural extension of their business and brought to market, AnyCoffee.com. AnyCoffee offers coffee drinkers the opportunity to purchase over 200 specialty coffees, including the difficult to find Jamaican Blue Mountain, derived from coffee beans originating from more than 18 countries worldwide ? all from the comfort of their homes or offices. The tremendous success of AnyCoffee.com has rapidly led to development and negotiation of several other niche market segments that will be launched over the next six to twelve months. It is anticipated that Anycoffee.com will issue shares in conjunction with an Initial Public Offering in the next 12 months and the attention that the IPO could receive may well increase traffic and introduce new consumers to the Anything Internet sites. Recent Corporate Highlights Sept. 22, 1999 Anything Internet Corporation was pleased to announce record results for fourth quarter earnings and for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1999. Net sales for the year ending June 30, 1999 were $3,503,822, an increase of 433% over $657,988 for the same period a year ago. All of these sales were a result of sales generated through the Company's Internet storefronts AnythingPC.com, AnythingMAC.com and AnythingUNIX.com. Sept. 20, 1999 Anything Internet Corporation announced that the board of directors approved a Rights Dividend to be issued to shareholders, payable on Nov. 15, 1999. Shareholders of record as of Sept. 29, 1999 will be entitled to the dividend. Sept. 13, 1999 Anything Internet Corporation announced that it has been authorized by Compaq Computer Corporation to resell Compaq's Consumer Product line through its AnythingPC.com Internet storefront. As a Compaq Authorized Consumer Products Dealer, Anything Internet will be able to offer its customers a variety of Compaq consumer products, including their award-winning Presario computers. The management of ANYI is aggressively motivated to perform for the shareholders because their compensation structur by design, is dependant upon share price with first performance level at $40. Based on these factors, we believe that the price of ANYI at these levels is extremely undervalued and we recommend an aggressive buy. We conservatively project the price of ANYI to reach $12 over the next quarter and have a 12 month price target of $43. These price levels could easily be exceeded based on the success of AnyCoffee's IPO, the launch of the new storefronts and existing revenue momentum for the current business. To learn more about Anything Internet or to request a research report, please contact Paula Kane with Integrity Cpaital toll free at 877-318-1819 or via E-mail: Dale@integritycapital.net.

To: C. McD who wrote (1142)	10/1/1999 1:57:00 PM
From: brad greene	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570

C.McD, Sure....they can lower the strike price of the warrants to $1.00 in a second...and make the new stock restricted for a few months....if there is a concern of dumping of the new stock.They can offer the deal...and see who takes it......They can also extend them from the January expiration date. I do think that much of the selling we have been seeing has been from worried warrant holders. They must do one of these two things....IMO.....Because it is hanging over the stock.....and causing concern. The warrant holders have sold ANYI stock to cash up for the conversion......they must be ready to send in big bucks by the end of January....as it goes now. How is the stock going to rally back to $5.00 with this spector in the minds of the shareholders? Another spector that is hurting the stock...IMO....is the question of near term operating capital. Are they broke? I think many people believe that they are...or will be very shortly. This is huge. In a quarter or two....they may be cash flow positive..Sales are good!....but what about right now? Gosh....nothing hurts a stock more than having $0 cash in the bank....and no plan to get more. So....if they do NOT have an urgent need for cash....they should extend the warrants.....for another 6 months or so......to take the pressure off. They can always call them early if the stock recovers to much higher levels. If they need funds NOW......they can lower the conversion price to $1.00....raise $200,000....and just get rid of them. Done deal....and take care of the cash crunch also. Lots of different ways to go......many that would get this thing moving again.....IMO. I just do not believe this is a situation that has no solution......I think the entire deal may have bottomed. BANY will be back too.....perhaps that needs to happen first. Don't stick a fork in this thing yet. bg