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To: The O who wrote (25932)	5/8/2001 11:19:39 AM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Maybe....but the those two were 4/24 and 4/25, while the new Form 144's were filed May 3, 2001..... PS I still wonder what type of insider who has to be listed on the forms sells 56 shares for $176.00...... Did a supplier get paid in shares?

To: The O who wrote (25932)	5/10/2001 2:42:39 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 28311

TheStreet registers holders' shares By Nicole Maestri, CBS.MarketWatch.com Last Update: 8:37 PM ET May 9, 2001 NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- TheStreet.com has registered 1.34 million shares of common stock on behalf of two corporate shareholders, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. TheStreet.com, which operates a financial news Web site, has registered 670,167 shares for both InfoSpace and Vulcan Ventures. According to the SEC filing, which was made public on Tuesday, Vulcan and InfoSpace each own a 2.4 percent stake in TheStreet, and the registration represents 100 percent of each of those stakes. "Right now, we haven't made any decision about those shares, but they've been registered to us," said Steve Stratz, a spokesman for InfoSpace (INSP: news, msgs, alerts) , which specializes in e-commerce technologies. Neither TheStreet (TSCM: news, msgs, alerts) nor Vulcan Ventures, a holding company controlled by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, could be reached for comment on Wednesday. In August 2000, Vulcan Ventures and Go2Net, now owned by InfoSpace, made a $7.5 million cash investment in TheStreet. Under that arrangement, Vulcan Ventures and Go2Net purchased 5 percent of TheStreet.com's outstanding stock. At that point, shares of TheStreet.com traded at $6.06. The stock closed on Wednesday at $1.97, down 2 percent. Shares of InfoSpace closed down 7.6 percent at $4.51. Nicole Maestri is a reporter for CBS.MarketWatch.com cbs.marketwatch.com{406AE043-CD24-499C-A410-818A0863FB24}&siteid=mktw

To: The O who wrote (25932)	5/13/2001 12:08:47 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Questions:..... The "cheerleaders" over there are being mighty quiet..hummm . .another "officer" (which one??) appears to have sold all his stock now...Janjua, Arif...(insidertrader) . You were right about the Form 144's...Klein and Baypoint.... . Wonder if anyone has questioned why the company "loaned" $4 million to the VP IT Arun...with no document saying it will be paid back...Is that in the shareholder interest? Why would INSP try to get money loaned to Rick Thompson ($1 million), and not try to get back money loaned to Arun Rasipuram...... . Did INSP invest money in Network Solutions? (was ShopNow) .