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Microcap & Penny Stocks : All-Net Services Symbol (AWEB) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: dirtroad who wrote (119)	7/17/1998 3:58:00 PM
From: David Cal	Respond to of 158

Forget it folks. I'm out of AWEB. I'm very disappointed with the co. and its management. I sent out an email two months ago asking for its investor package, and up to now, I haven't receive anything in the mail. I don't think they care about shareholders. We all haven't seen the financial statement of the co. and I wonder if they ACTUALLY have much money left over for advertising and promotion. Getting rid of the loser stocks! Time to move on. Good luck to all the Longs

To: dirtroad who wrote (119)	7/22/1998 7:35:00 PM
From: neverenough	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 158

dirtroad, hope you still have your shares, looks like we're starting to move again. I guess Mark got the message. Let's bring on the advertising & marketing. Wednesday July 22, 2:04 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release AllnetServices.com Corp. Enters Sponsorship Programs with Flycast, CNET and The Internet Travel Network CORAL SPRINGS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 22, 1998-- AllnetServices.com Corp. (OTC: AWEB - news) today announced the company has entered into three separate on-line sponsorship programs with Flycast, CNET (NASDAQ: CNWK - news) and the Internet Travel Network. The ten-week campaign is in its third week and is guaranteed to deliver nearly 3,500,000 impressions. The Flycast agreement works in two parts. The first is a 'run of site basis' over the Flycast Open Network of over 450 sites. The second is targeted banners on computer and Internet related sites across the Network. Sites include Alta Vista, The Shareware Stockpile, PC World Online, Win95 Magazine, Internet Tool Zone, WinSite, WindowsDrivers.com, MyWindows.com and more. The CNET program will be a 'run of site' sponsorship with shopper.com, a CNET site, where Internet users can come and compare prices of thousands of computer products. The agreement with Internet Travel Network, at www.itn.net, is also a 'run of site' banner campaign and will begin July 24th. Allnet is using banners to promote all three of its etailing venues. Additional advertising for the company's auction site, GoingOnce.net, includes pricewatch.com and zdnet.com/netbuyer. AllnetServices.com Corp., which was formed in April 1997, spent seven months designing proprietary, fully scalable systems architecture for the Internet shopping marketplace. The Company specializes in the marketing and distribution of a broad range of products and services at wholesale prices to both consumer and trade customers. Its Internet-related businesses include: AllnetDirect.com, which lists over 45,000 computer-related products, similar to Insight.com (NSIT); GoingOnce.net, a 24-hour on line auction, similar to that of OnSale.com (ONSL); AllmonitorMall.com, the first Web site dedicated solely to offering all monitor-related merchandise; and AllnetServices.com, which offers Web hosting, professional graphics design and animation, data base management and site development. To visit AllnetServices.com Corp.: allnetservices.com allnetdirect.com goingonce.net allmonitormall.com Or contact Mark E. Merhab, Chairman, mmerhab@allnetservices.com 949.462.3937 To receive an investor packet go to allnetservices.com and link to the company's investor page. There, you can simply fill out and submit a form request on line. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contact: Mark E. Merhab, Chairman mmerhab@allnetservices.com 949.462.3937