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To: Keith Sprague who wrote (3640)	5/13/1998 10:17:00 PM
From: Peter Mui	Respond to of 8242

> Does anybody know how the fee structure works with large > companies. If there are multiple users, do these companies > pay just $360, or are there charges for each user? Glen Z addressed this issue earlier in the history of this thread. Heavy-use clients of the PNLK site will have to purchase a site license for multiple users. Of course, this is not easily enforceable but it will have to be a sort of honor system where the client requests to purchase a site license. O*T, I mentioned PNLK's site to a trading partner in Asia, and they are very eager to try it out since they want to penetrate markets in South America but have no solid contacts to work with down there. We're in the videogame business and older video game machines such as the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis are still very popular in countries such as Brazil and Chile. Just so happens that Asia is overstocked with a lot of joypads and software for the Nintendo and Genesis machines (Playstation has dominated Asia for the past three years and the older Sega/Nintendo machines are worthless in that market) and an outlet to South America would be perfect. Now imagine this scenario or similar scenarios working themselves out around the world as buyers and sellers match themselves up with each other. Regards, Peter