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To: Mike Perras who wrote (11516)	2/17/2000 5:21:00 PM
From: Jeff	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19297

whats real interesting here is this write up done last august by this newsletter......they wrote this when GNNU was only public for 12 days....now they were just a little early for the party.....but just look at the numbers they projected..... and then realize.....this is all STARTING RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!! and remember.....those numbers were with 31 million shares outstanding......GNNU " retired " 21 million of those..... ragingbull.com GNNU IN A NUTSHELL - 10.6 million shares outstanding - 9 million shares restricted by management - 1.6 million in the float - 1.1 million of the float already tightly held - same B2B sector as ADForce & Flycast (bought by CMGI for 1.2 billion) - GNNU has zero debt - management reduced salaries in 2000 by 50% - just opened offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit in addition to its existing New York office. - anticipates additional sales offices in Atlanta, Dallas and Toronto - presently, there are 27 RFP's in the field (Requests For Proposals) - GNNU has patent pending proprietary software - management executive, all have years of media experience (higest level connections) - online banner market for 2000 est at 4 billion - online banner market for 2003 est at over 30 billion - potential for co op ad dollars is almost unlimited - contracts soon to be released - agencies soon to be announced - the 24/7's know what Global Networks Inc is all about - stock price is currently trading at $6 (Feb 17/2000) - CEO Interviews media4audio.com - Yahoo News quote.yahoo.com - newspaper sites are the most expensive to maintain - GNNU sells their unsold inventory (that's cash newspaper sites need badly - the Priceline.com concept)