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To: Winter who wrote (3783)5/1/1998 2:39:00 PM
From: Candle stick  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 164684
 
HERE IS A LINK TO A GREAT ARTICLE ABOUT THE VALUATION OF THE INTERNET:
it is appropriately called "Caught in the Web"

stocksite.com

a small excerpt:

For the edification of readers, we've thus put
together an index of 18 of these sucker-bait
stocks: the "Observer Internet Sucker's
Index". And with nearly every stock in it, from
AMZN (Amazon.com Inc.) to XCIT (Excite),
the pattern is the same - a post-IPO price
surge fueled by unharnessed hype regarding the future of the
Internet, followed by a dose of reality as it became clear just how
distant any profits really were.


enjoy.........;^)



To: Winter who wrote (3783)5/1/1998 5:25:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph  Respond to of 164684
 

Doesn't AOL offer a way to access their "premium" content from another ISP for
$6/month? If so it seems that a free ISP account plus $6/month is a better deal than
paying the current AOL ripoff rate. It has been well documented how poor AOL is as a
pure ISP (busy signals, slow performance, email failures)


This is correct but it is $9.95/month. One telnets using AOL software while being connected to their local ISP.

Glenn