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To: H James Morris who wrote (133984)	11/1/2001 1:11:50 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 164684

hj, great article. either a good guy in a bad environment or the best of all con artists! ;-) >>His young managers had gulped the e-business Kool-Aid and wanted to increase revenues at any cost<< >>Suddenly, his solid blueprint for a business gave way to the "Amazon.com model," as he calls it<<

To: H James Morris who wrote (133984)	11/1/2001 2:27:35 PM
From: Victor Lazlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

<<Bill, Intraware is a selling for .68c ps...>> HJ i recall i actually bought ITRA somewhere around 68 DOLLARS.... and I actually profited on it... about 0.024 % or something and maybe my trading fees negated that. But i tell ya, I still feel very lucky with that one!! talk about dodging a bullet .... (and I did not buy it because of William either...) Victor

To: H James Morris who wrote (133984)	11/1/2001 3:29:37 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

Suddenly, his solid blueprint for a business gave way to the "Amazon.com model," as he calls it, and he began to lose grip on his command. "I didn't want this kind of a business model. This is too funny and so very true. But do not forget, Amazon is operating from a position of strength.