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To: Steven Sprague who wrote (1231)	2/27/1998 6:13:00 PM
From: Emmo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11417

Free but requested CD's. Download 2nd choice.

To: Steven Sprague who wrote (1231)	2/27/1998 9:25:00 PM
From: Raffica	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11417

Steven Sprague - Here are my preferences: 1. Free but requested CD's such as : a. All and any software by Novalogic. b. Flight Sim software like Sierra ProPilot. c. Quake and Doom type games. d. DISNEY learning series for children. Don't like: 1. Junk Mail (too many CD's from AOL already). 2. Downloads due to slow 19.2k modem. Thanks for asking our input ! Dave

To: Steven Sprague who wrote (1231)	2/28/1998 3:36:00 PM
From: Sparkle	Respond to of 11417

My son and I are now quite clear on the uniqueness of the Wave System system as your message was educational and easy to understand. I prefer to receive content by the internet because of its relative ease of delivery assuming we have the faster cable modems to speed up the process. Do you expect to make more presentations to potential clients and investors in the near future? I heard your last presentation on the Wall Street Form and I must say that you are an excellent and most knowledgeable and fluid speaker which communicates great confidence in our company. Sincerely, SPARKLE

To: Steven Sprague who wrote (1231)	2/28/1998 8:29:00 PM
From: andrew peterson	Respond to of 11417

Personally, I think it would be quite cool -- and extremely tempting -- to receive junk mail CDs that contained not junk, not stuff I could get for free anyway (like AOL software), but current, hot, top-of-the-line hot software. How could you have a copy of a new version of Microsoft Office, or Riven, or Oil Change, sitting right in front of you and NOT use it, especially if you could do so on a trial basis for a few pennies a minute, or whatever. I hope software companies are smart enough to figure this out. A lot of what keeps me from buying products I'd really like to have is that up-front price. I know that I'd get hooked on some of them if I could do it on a rent to own basis. And even if I didn't buy but only used it a little, they'd still be making money on the product that they wouldn't have been otherwise. Keeping the faith.