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To: Tom Murphy who wrote (148)	7/26/1998 6:51:00 PM
From: ben	Respond to of 158

Re: only $60,000 revenue This is exactly the reason why AWEB should seriously consider releasing some financial figures to tell investor what's going on... The $60,000 revenue in 97 is no surprise as AWEB was a totally developmental stage company last year..... The first AWEB site - going once - only opened in November 97 so assuming the $60,000 represents 2 months of revenue from going once, then we can just do a bit of calculation to forecast the revenue for 98: $60,000 / 2 x 12 = 360,000 (assuming no growth, a conservative approach) This is only for one site, so let's calculate the revenue for the other sites... allnet direct opened in February and allmonitormall in july, so assuming same revenue per month, revenue from allnetdirect = $30,000 x 11= $330,000 revenue from allmonitormall = $30,000 x 6 = $180,000 revenue from going once (above) = $360,000 total forecast revenue for 98 = $870,000 This is a pretty conservative approach as it takes no account of the revenue growth over time in each of the site. On the other hand, this is a safe approach because there is a good chunk of AWEB-alike companies out there so the competition factor could offset potential revenue growth.

To: Tom Murphy who wrote (148)	7/26/1998 8:43:00 PM
From: neverenough	Respond to of 158

>>But, I need more info to convince me this a growing concern and not operating from a telephone in someone's kitchen. << Here's a little info to help you make your decision! July 22nd, 1998--AllnetServices.com Corp. Enters Sponsorship Programs with Flycast, CNET(CNWK) 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 retailing venues. Additional advertising for the company's auction site, GoingOnce.net, includes pricewatch.com and zdnet.com/netbuyer(ZD). Check out the news at biz.yahoo.com July 24th, 1998-- AllnetServices.com Corp. and Digital River Enter Software Distribution Agreement AllnetServices.com Corp. today announced the company has entered into an Electronic Software Distribution (ESD) partnership with Digital River, the world's largest online database of software products. As a result of the partnership, AllNet will offer its customers, for the first time, the opportunity to purchase and download software directly from three of its Internet sites, as opposed to physical delivery of boxed products only. As part of the Agreement, Digital River will provide AllNet with access to its vast inventory of more than 100,000 digital products. Additionally, Digital River's SSL-secured e-commerce engine will perform credit card screening and export management for all electronically downloaded software sales. Check out the news at biz.yahoo.com AllNet Services engages in internet commerce, internet direct sales, internet auctions, web development, and more. AllNet Services' mission is to become a dominant player in Internet-related services from live on-line auctions and e-tailing to World Wide Web hosting and web page design and development. To help increase its presence on the Web, AllNet Services is aggressively marketing its auction site through several agreements made with online companies including Excite, Netscape NetSearch and Price Watch. To date, the Company is receiving in excess of 50,000 visitors a day at GoingOnce.net and continues to add registered bidders to its growing list. We feel that AllNet Services can establish themselves in this rapidly growing market with an aggressive marketing plan. AllNet has only recently finished development of several of their e-tailing sites, has yet to receive rampant media attention, and will soon be emerging into the world of internet commerce similar to companies such as Amazon.com and Onsale. You can visit their sites at: AllNet's home page: allnetservices.com AllNet Direct: allnetdirect.com Going Once: goingonce.net AllMonitorMall: allmonitormall.com For Investor Relations inquires one can go to allnetservices.com and fill out an inquiry form or contact Mark E. Merhab, Chairman by sending mailto:invest@allnetservices.com or calling 949-462-3937.