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To: jjs_ynot who wrote (25)	5/20/1998 1:01:00 PM
From: cm	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 312

Dave, Sounds Good, Pal... Here's Some Info... I just yanked this off the PLNM thread... it's the overview from a guy named Eickerman... who's just a little too enthusiastic for my blood... but, here goes... Now, officially, back to my nap. ******** What PNLK is trying to start with world trade on the internet, PLNM is already DOING with mortgage lending. The big difference: PLNM's web site, database, and marketing is ALREADY SET UP. Their subscription-based and banner-sale-based revenues are already multiplying rapidly and BIG PROFITS are around the corner! Using the internet, PLNM is "changing the way mortgage lenders do business". PLNM's subsidiary, LION, provides an EXCLUSIVE SEARCH service for mortgage lenders seeking the lowest rate/best deal for their clients- replacing a cumbersome fax-based rate sheet system- and has the LARGEST DATABASE OF ITS KIND to match lender and borrower. They have just expanded nationwide with NO COMPETITION and have done so astonishingly unnoticed by the investment community as much weaker, big money losing internet stocks have been bid up recently on speculation. But now its PLNM's turn, and based on actual REAL WORLD RESULTS AND REVENUES- Heres the latest, just released yesterday: 400,000 HITS PER MONTH! biz.yahoo.com And just last week they hired a financial PR firm to start getting the WORD OUT: biz.yahoo.com Their corporate website: plenum.net LION's website: lioninc.com And this is what I really like- testimonials from people who use the service say its great and they would pay several times the subscription price to save the hassle of going back to the "old" way of faxing mortgage rate sheets: lioninc.com