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Gold/Mining/Energy : Infowave Wireless Messaging IW:TSE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tom Gordon who wrote (926)	11/3/1999 8:26:00 AM
From: donkeyman	Respond to of 1690

TOM GORDON: How have you been? Yes, Bid.com was quite a ride. I picked up 5,000 shares at $2.50/share and cashed in at $26.00/share. I could have sold at $33.00/sh. I was real lucky last year because I also owned Cybersurf at 0.33/share and that went to a high of $4.50 and Microforum at $2.00 which went to around $8.00/share. Since then, I've made a move to the new frontier of Internet in Europe. I picked up a few shares of Euro-eBay, the nickname for QXL.com (QXLC:Nasdaq) and London Stock Market (QXL). They're running head-to-head across Europe with eBay Person to Person eBay style auction. eBay moved from Cdn.$24/share to Cdn.$1000/share in the USA before the big split. About a 4000% increase. I hope QXL.com is 1/4 as lucky. I bought QXLC last month at US$14.00/sh they are now over US$17.00/sh. I also purchased X-Stream Network (XSNI-Nasdaq) an ISP FREE Internet company for about US$2.00/sh. Unfortunately, they're in the OTC-BB the Nasdaq jungle. I'm hoping they will shake themselves clear. XSNI is moving across Europe like a house on fire, with free Internet in 4 countries so far. Yesterday I purchased a few thousand shares of Infowave Wireless (IW:TSE). Wireless is going to be hot business and I have a good feeling about this company.

To: Tom Gordon who wrote (926)	11/3/1999 8:45:00 AM
From: donkeyman	Respond to of 1690

TOM: When I bought Infowave yesterday I was thinking they had 50 million shares outstanding. Only to find out last night they only have 17.5 shares outstanding. that's I think 21.5 million fully diluted and 10 million in the float.? That was EXCELLENT NEWS for me. I might pick up a few more this morning based on those low share numbers . When Infowave were $5.20/share I understand they were only half the company that they are now. Then I suppose we can look forward to a Nasdaq listing next year for Infowave.?? On Business World last night, CBC-TV, one of the pro's said when talking about Wi-Lan (WIN:TSE) going through the roof, he said something along the lines "the wireless companies is where the action is going to be". When will Wi-Lan stop jumping over $4.50/day every day since the TSE move.??--Good luck.

To: Tom Gordon who wrote (926)	11/3/1999 10:42:00 AM
From: Frank Ferrari	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1690

Infowave Joins WirelessReady(TM) Alliance; Alliance Focuses on Providing Complete Wireless Data Solutions to Mainstream Business BURNABY, British Columbia, Nov. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Infowave Software, Inc. (Toronto: IW; Vancouver) today announced that it has become a member of the WirelessReady Alliance. The WirelessReady Alliance unites leading wireless vendors with a mission to accelerate the rate of mobile computing adoption through the delivery of complete and compelling wireless data solutions. The WirelessReady Alliance was founded by Sierra Wireless, Inc., a leading wireless data communication systems company, and already includes many well- established companies providing wireless solutions. ``We are extremely pleased to include Infowave as part of the WirelessReady Alliance,' says Andrew Harries, VP of Marketing for Sierra. ``The focus of the Alliance is to provide complete and compelling wireless solutions to business users and Infowave's products are a very important part of an end-to-end enterprise package. By providing software that securely and reliably connects people back to their Exchange Server and Intranet applications, Infowave fulfills a crucial part of an organization's wireless implementation.' The WirelessReady Alliance has attracted a number of leading wireless industry players including AT&T Wireless Services Inc., Bell Atlantic Mobile, Compaq Computer Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co., Sharp Electronics Corp. and WirelessKnowledge. ``We are honored to be invited into the WirelessReady Alliance,' says Ron Jasper, VP, Marketing at Infowave. ``The success of wireless penetrating the mainstream business market will largely depend on being able to offer integrated and complete business solutions. The WirelessReady Alliance is the first focussed effort to developing solutions based on the bottom up approach of meeting customer needs rather than the top down approach of developing new standards. We expect that this alliance will bring us opportunities with companies and wireless implementations that we would not otherwise be exposed.' Infowave's wireless products, Infowave for Exchange and Infowave for the Net are advanced and secure wireless solutions for connecting mobile workers to key corporate information and applications. Infowave for Exchange combines the power of Microsoft Exchange with the convenience of wireless data and gives mobile workers wireless access to Exchange's rich messaging environment. Infowave for the Net provides secure optimized wireless access to a corporation's Intranet and the Internet. About the WirelessReady Alliance Established in 1998, the WirelessReady Alliance is a partnership of 27 hardware vendors, carriers, integrators and software companies, who work together to accelerate market adoption of wireless data by bundling complete solutions for distribution channels and end customers. For more information on the Alliance, please visit www.sierrawireless.com/alliance. About Infowave Infowave was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada. Infowave's Wireless Division builds mobile business solutions that use the power of wireless communications to extend the reach of enterprise computing. Infowave for Exchange and Infowave for the Net are advanced and secure wireless solutions for connecting mobile workers to key corporate information and applications. Infowave's Imaging Division builds award-winning printing solutions -- PowerPrint© and StyleScript© software kits provide Apple© Macintosh© users with improved print quality and access to more than 1,600 printers. Note: Infowave, the Infowave logo, PowerPrint and StyleScript are trademarks of Infowave Software, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Some of the above trademarks may be registered in certain jurisdictions. This news release contains certain forward-looking statements regarding the benefits Infowave expects to receive by participating in the WirelessReady Alliance. These statements involve risks and uncertainties including that there can be no assurance that Infowave's participation in the Alliance will result in additional sales of its products. In addition, there is a risk that the Alliance will promote products that compete with Infowave's products. Actual results could differ materially from the Company's expectations. Forward-looking statements are based on the expectations and opinions of Infowave's management on the date the statements are made, and Infowave assumes no obligation to update forward-looking statements should circumstances in management's expectations or opinions change.