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To: DO$Kapital who wrote (257)	12/20/1999 7:22:00 AM
From: Shtirlitz	Respond to of 653

News: Epiclearning.com Now 'Talks' With Students Via eShare Technologies ATLANTA, Dec. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Epiclearning.com, Inc., the home of live classroom training for the Internet, has selected eShare Technologies (Nasdaq: ESHR - news), a leading provider of web and telephony customer communication solutions, and NetAgent(TM) to provide Epic Students and visitors with the most responsive and personable customer service interface on the Internet today. ``The Internet is a fascinating place, and it has opened up a world of learning possibilities. Our goal is to make it personal. That's where eShare comes in. eShare's technology is as personable as our live, instructor-led Virtual Classroom. Our coaches can work one-on-one with students through the Internet, in real-time,' said Burr Warne, Epiclearning.com's CEO. ``Epiclearning.com is a perfect fit for eShare. We share a mission towards superior customer service. And Epic wants to be sure its web-based educational programs don't lose their personal touch with students,' said James Tito, vice chairman and president of eShare Technologies. ``With Epic's commitment and our suite of products, including NetAgent, the two of us can provide a comfortable web environment for learning.' ``We've compared several technologies, and eShare rises above the rest. Coaches and Education Consultants can guide you through our site, bringing relevant content to the surface within the chat window. These visual aids, coupled with instant messaging, make for a personal experience that is seldom seen anywhere on the Internet today,' explained Craig Cerreta, Epiclearning's VP of Product Development. About eShare Technologies eShare Technologies is a leading total-solution provider of unified Web and telephony customer communication solutions for customer-contact centers, e-commerce and online communities. Its customers include leading organizations in the financial services, retail, media and communication industries such as 1-800-Flowers, AOL, First USA, Citigroup, American Express, Dun and Bradstreet, Lycos and AT&T WorldNet. The company's Web addresses are eshare.com and melita.com . About Epiclearning.com Epiclearning.com delivers classroom training directly to the desktop by leveraging the power of the Internet. More efficient and fundamentally better than traditional classroom training, Epiclearning.com provides every student with a personalized, patent-pending homeroom that becomes the student's portal to classroom learning, personal support, and professional development. This e-learning site focuses on providing individuals the knowledge to succeed in an information-based economy and corporations the tools to increase employee retention and productivity. Epiclearning.com currently offers curricula for Microsoft, Novell, Oracle, WebPro, Microsoft Office and Professional Development in a Blended Learning(SM) format that includes a live classroom, a personal coach, and self-paced computer-based training (CBTs). With more than 100 employees, Epiclearning.com is located at 3340 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite 2250, Atlanta, GA. 30326. epiclearning.com

To: DO$Kapital who wrote (257)	12/20/1999 7:57:00 AM
From: If only I'd held	Respond to of 653

You'd have to ask him that. I doubt he has one though. I don't have a particular target in mind myself. I beleive it could easily trade thru 50 if one were to hold patiently. This market doesn't have too many patient holders though. Only the smart (big) money holds stocks like that. Most of the small retail players tend to jump ship at the first signs of weakness, which accelerates the weakness, when in fact, they should be buying a stock like this on weakness. Maybe it will be different this time, since there is so much positive sentiment about this stock. I like it like I liked FATB. And I have quite a few shares of FATB that cost me nothing but some of my time. Give it a year, and you might be able to sell ESHR for 1,000 bucks a share or more. It happened for EBAY, and it could happen here. 2,000 shares would net you 2 million bucks if that were to happen.