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To: mishedlo who wrote (5711)	9/27/2001 9:19:16 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Respond to of 6873

One way to find out is to look their statements for long term committments, etc. or dilutive, fixed price-variable share acquisitions (liek CMGI did with Tallan). Regarding the fixed long term charges note that some companies got into deep trouble by renting whole office towers for 15 years - noncancellable at premium $100+/sq.ft prices... Even yahoo had to negotiate hard after they bought egroups and had to close their SF offices...I believe to remember they paid 3 years as breakup fee. if you want to see how fast money can be spent, look at a famous dot.com, and this is large money: Message 16399851 It is like lighting bundles of dollar notes, day after day.