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Technology Stocks : WAVX Anyone? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: doormouse who wrote (9630)	12/31/1999 1:51:00 PM
From: Marty Lee	Respond to of 11417

Dear Doormouse, Alice was only trying to fill some empty journal space to feed her family. She not putting food on our table. That's why we won't buy her take on the form of future gadgets. WAVX technology predicates the proliferation of many information specific sharing devices. Also multi-functional wireless, portable, Teleputers (for $19.95) more powerful than any of today's Servers. More Power to the PEOPLE! - Client side.... Our idea of how people will want to receive and compensate for information and entertainment goes against the grain of what's been done so far for sure .. Except for maybe the phone card model, which is working rather well.. Hello and Welcome to the future! Yep.. in order to be a "trusted client" the consumer will have to prepay for data he or she intends to have distributed and have access to on a regular and daily basis. This amounts to a great deal of mental stuff in the way of media! The big DIFFERENCE is that with the WAVX prepayment system you and I and everyone are at our leisure to prepay (we've been doing this for services for years) only the amounts WE CHOOSE and only for the services we intend to use. The WAVX e-commerce model does not require those who establish their account to fork out $1000 or $100 or $10 first. Rather it permits video watching victims and other interested gobblers of communication to debt from Peter to pay Paul only a fractional amount of what they might expect pay to keep open their accounts. It allows all to make the smallest of MICROPAYMENTS for the tritest bits of information. Like a Calvin and Hobbs Cartoon or the telephone number of an old friend whose number they've forgotten just by saying their name into their cellular. It enables your local ISP providers to compete with Microsofts and Blockbusters in the delivery of anything digital! It allows people to debt from one account to another only enough to pay for what they want momentarily and on impulse or to debt as much as they wish to afford for whatever they will expect to access on a regular basis. Sincerely, Marty