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To: Danny who wrote (105941)7/11/2000 12:37:40 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 164685
 
"As a shakeout of dot-com companies occur, they can't sell out customer lists they promised to protect like they do other assets, like paper clips or computer equipment," said David Medine, associate director of Financial Practices for the FTC, the division that filed the lawsuit.

If the FTC prevails, I believe Amazon will have no value whatsoever when they file bankruptcy.



To: Danny who wrote (105941)7/11/2000 12:44:58 PM
From: H James Morris  Respond to of 164685
 
Danny, the old internet darlings AOL, Amzn,eBay, Yhoo, and Pcln go no where.
Go with the new Ipo's...Like Nufo and Exfo.
Why? because like always, investors will continue to look for the next Msft, Dell or Cisco.
Btw
Check out Affx today. Other than Amgn, my favorite bio-tech in the year 2000.


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