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To: PJ Strifas who wrote (582)	4/6/2000 12:38:00 PM
From: jwk	Respond to of 610

Peter - Well, I sure can't argue with the fact that in order to use an internet based global trade webtool you'd have to start by clicking into your personalized url for it. Unless, of course, you set your system set to launch your browser on start-up with your personalized pnlk global trade webtool site designated as your homepage. Then, you'd still have to turn on your computer at least once. I'm not sure I get your point. What pnlk is building is based on the fact that once that one click is made (or your computer is started), you need not leave that site again to conduct every single aspect of a global trade transaction. Essentially, from any country - to any country... with all forms, regulations, tariffs, translations, insurance, handling/shipping, billing, payment, etc. taken care of. Large corporations already have global trade departments to handle all of this for them. The target is medium to small enterprises for whom the current risks/liabilities in attempting a global trade transaction just aren't worth the potential profit. jk