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To: U Up U Down who wrote (23294)	10/12/1999 1:14:00 PM
From: Jeff Jordan	Respond to of 43080

sld 1/2 LU for 1/2pt scalp....hope to re-purchase...

To: U Up U Down who wrote (23294)	10/12/1999 1:15:00 PM
From: AlienTech	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 43080

Mail.com is Selected by Ericsson as Official E-mail Provider for Telecom'99; Offers Web-based e-mail access to European conference attendees NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--October 12, 1999--Mail.com Inc., (Nasdaq: MAIL) a leading global provider of Internet messaging services, and Ericsson, (Nasdaq: ERICY) the worldwide telecom solutions provider and the official network services provider for the TIK's intranet at Telecom'99 and Interactive'99 intranet, chose Mail.com as their e-mail partner for the conference, which takes place in Geneva, Switzerland, October 11th through October 17th, 1999. A record-breaking quarter-of-a-million visitors are expected at this October's Telecom'99. With easy access to catalogue information, e-mail and the Internet, demand for e-mail will be even greater. - Over 50,000 e-mails are expected to be exchanged, and more than 20,000 accounts created, along with the big surge expected in the number of Internet searches undertaken and voice and video connections made over the eight-day event. "We are pleased that Ericsson chose Mail.com as the e-mail provider for the Telecom'99 Conference and look forward to continuing our relationship with them. Partnerships such as this underscore consumer demand for accessible communications tools to stay in touch with their homes and businesses while traveling," said Gary Millin, President of Mail.com. The extended integrated network was designed and deployed by Ericsson to deliver unparalleled service to Telecom'99 attendees, including added capacity for the GSM network for increased access to mobile voice and data services. Ericsson will also launch a terminal dial-up access for messaging making Mail.com's e-mail service available from hotels, airports, Skycom business center and other locations; a dial-out facility will be available through the Public Switched Telephone Network. This project will continue commercially after Telecom'99. About Mail.com Mail.com, Inc. (http://corp.mail.com) is a leading Internet Messaging Company serving all four market segments that provide e-mail services: direct to consumers, Web sites, ISPs and corporations. Mail.com serves the consumer market through the Mail.com flagship site, www.mail.com and over 40 high traffic partner Web sites such as NBC, Time Warner, CBS Sportsline, CNET, Standard & Poor's and Snap.com. The Company's ISP and corporate partners include AT&T, Earthlink, GTE and Prodigy. CONTACT: Anthony Andreano Middleberg + Associates 212/888-6610 anthony@middleberg.com 12:30 EDT OCTOBER 12, 1999