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To: siliconfx who wrote (70829)	4/28/2001 7:59:50 PM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

exactly , it should follow the basiuc rule of 70/30 split, but that has to be verified then we have to find out wher the mystery revenues come from

To: siliconfx who wrote (70829)	4/28/2001 9:43:05 PM
From: Tradelite	Respond to of 122087

<<Is it possible to infer the % of realtors that have signed up, and basic vs premium package by sampling some for-sale listings on the site? For example, if X% of the listings had realtors names, that would roughly estimate that that X% of all active realtors are signed up, and perhaps the basic vs premium package can also be determined by looking at a sample of 100 or so listings? >> _______ It's not my nature to get involved in these short vs. long disputes especially when I'm neither short nor long a stock, but for heaven's sake, this discussion is way too entertaining to stay out of. Surely the writer who posted the above message will not try to spend his time deciphering how many Realtors are paying HOMS for special services on the website and then try to deduce what effect this has on the company's income or revenues??????? Any amount of money garnered from individual Realtors who seek to advertise on the site is pocket change compared to the real sources of HOMS money.