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To: Hobie1Kenobe who wrote (109051)	9/27/2000 1:10:23 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Hey, what about RS's Levitan? He's been pounding the Pcln table for so long...I've got a permanent ring in my ear. >Priceline.com Inc. (Nasdaq: PCLN $21.56) Stong Buy Lauren Cooks Levitan, eConsumer "Last night, Priceline was featured on CBS' 48 Hours in an expose on customer service practices," said Levitan. "Specifically, the story focused on several of the approximately 300 customer service complaints that have been filed against the company since inception. We note that 300 individual complaints represent only 0.004 percent of Priceline's 6.7 million customer base. We believe yesterday's 8 percent sell-off in shares of Priceline was due to investor concern over the content of the 48 Hours. In our view, the program did not raise new concerns or issues regarding Priceline's business. As a result, we view yesterday's share weakness as an attractive buying opportunity for investors and we continue to rate the shares of Priceline as a Strong Buy." Unless otherwise noted, prices are as of Thursday, September 21, 2000. Robertson Stephens maintains a market in the shares of Coldwater Creek, Dress Barn, Liberate Technologies, Applied Micro Circuits, Chordiant Software, Clarent Corp., CMGI, divine interVentures, LifeMinders, and Priceline.com and has been a managing or comanaging underwriter for or has privately placed securities of Dress Barn, Applied Micro Circuits, Clarent Corp., divine interVentures, LifeMinders, and Priceline.com within the past three years.