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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ProNetLink..(PNLK) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jim Munson who wrote (2060)	5/4/1998 1:55:00 PM
From: Gerald Underwood	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8242

Jim, Agreed. One of the factors I like is the willingness of PNLK to publish finances. I have bought quite a few BB stocks in my time and very few if any are willing to part with their finances this early in the game. Most want to delay until at least until they have a quarter or two of business under their belt and some prolong it forever. If PNLK is this willing to be up front about finance, then this says a lot to me. There are other subscription sites on the net with business databases for import and export, but in my view, none even come close to tying together the capabilities that PNLK does. In just a few words, IMO they are only very selectively competitive. To name just a few links, try these and judge for yourself. europages.com netsource-america.com agrimark.com You could spend several hours on one transaction just trying to consolidate the information from other sources that this site does for you and then still not be sure that you have all the data needed. To me, this site could be used somewhat like an EXCEL database. Conceivably you could run various import/export scenarios with the information contained and decide which one was feasible for your particular circumstances. Don't ever sell comprehensive organization and the ability to efficiently access it short. This after all is one of the premises for the entire promise of the Internet. It all boils down to having the ability to make intelligent choices with a minimum waste of time and resources. Best, Gerry