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To: H James Morris who wrote (99527)	4/8/2000 11:28:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

Eventually, said Clark Matthews, 7-Eleven's president and chief executive, 7-Eleven will offer more extensive e-commerce services -- for example, letting people order products such as clothing or compact discs from a variety of vendors and then pick them up at the closest 7-Eleven later the same day. This kind of service would capitalize on the company's network of distribution centers, which were put in place primarily to deliver fresh foods to the convenience stores, he said. Such initiatives would put 7-Eleven well ahead of its competitors, said Telzrow, the stock analyst.Eventually, said Clark Matthews, 7-Eleven's president and chief executive, 7-Eleven will offer more extensive e-commerce services -- for example, letting people order products such as clothing or compact discs from a variety of vendors and then pick them up at the closest 7-Eleven later the same day. This kind of service would capitalize on the company's network of distribution centers, which were put in place primarily to deliver fresh foods to the convenience stores, he said. Such initiatives would put 7-Eleven well ahead of its competitors, said Telzrow, the stock analyst. This may pose "kosmos.com" a real problem. Off hand, I can't recall the exact name.