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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (22)	12/31/1999 8:12:00 PM
From: scouser	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 115

Jim, I don't think you are premature at all with WIZ , in fact they have been in B2B for 10 years now, only we did not call it that then LOL From ontopequity.com, the summary referenced in the thread head for JDX "On November 22, 1999 the company announced their plans to structure this company to follow a business model similar to ICGE, CMGI, " From WIZ web site ws-i.com mouseover the plant then click on ' comparable ' " The company's business plan and expertise parallels CMGI...." Also from the same page there is a third party research from J. Hewlett & assoc. ws-i.com They currently have about 15 e-commerce web sites in various stages of incubation. They have all the tools required to start, incubate and then launch new self sustaining e-commerce companies with the profits going back to WIZ shareholders. The recent run on the stock tells me there is blockbuster news coming. A big plus IMO , RB long posters claim to own 1/2 the float by a published list, may be true may be not - but with a 200% price increase over the past few months they may be right. Some of WSi's web sites are stocksecrets.com yourwinestore.com healthcreator.com targetpacks.com restauranthelp.com homegrocer.com They just bought - "Talkcom Communications Canada Inc. ("Talkcom"), a flat-rate, long distance, cellular phone provider. This further enhances Medianet's position in the Internet broadcasting arena, with plans to deliver voice-over-the-Internet for cellular phone use." More later if anyone wants it. Scouser