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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (149819)	11/10/2002 8:22:39 AM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

Barron's doesn't like JCOM. Last week they didn't like AMZM. I know Barron's attracts a lot of short sellers just like Greenberg on the Jimmy Cramer show. J2 raises eyebrows Intenet fax service firm J2 (JCOM: news, chart, profile) has run up more than 400 percent this year, and may be running out of steam, according to Barron's. The company is profitable, sports a hefty gross margin of 79.6 percent and a clean balance sheet with $27.4 million in cash, and virtually no debt. The firm's appealing to investors too based on its simple concept -- getting faxes via e-mail. Ultimately, the paper concluded, "while J2 may have been a raging bargain at $4, it's surely no cheapie at $27," the report concluded. Shares closed Friday at $26.81, up 9 cents.