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Technology Stocks : QXL.Com (QXLC) - euro ebay? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: donkeyman who wrote (102)	11/3/1999 1:04:00 AM
From: blankmind	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306

they did release how many hits they get (6 million in june and rising), and i posted it in one of the stories, but they have not disclosed the number of clients. also, since europe charges for local calls, this is a barrier to online shopping. and in the news for qxl: QXL pays for error Daily Mail, 11/02/1999, 122 words. INTERNET auctioneer QXL is flying a disgruntled customer to New York after all. The group admits a 'human error' occurred when Wiltshire-based David Gray tried to buy a three-night US trip for 53 ... Bernard Arnault may buy British auction house Phillips (Bernard Arnault ... Les Echos, 11/02/1999, 205 words. French retail magnate Francois Pinault bought the British auction house Christies International PLC for over $1.5bn (1.4bn euros) in 1998. His arch-rival Bernard Arnault, head of the luxury goods group LVMH ... Contact numbers The Times of London, 11/01/1999, 80 words. To save you hunting around trying to find the information on the names of stores or sites that we have listed in our reviews, here they are with contact numbers and websites where appropriate. ... Click here for screen gems The Times of London, 11/01/1999, 572 words. ben.hammersley@the-times.co.uk The idea of buying a PC over the web might seem to be a little odd - if you are already on the web, you must already have a PC.