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To: ICANPIKM who wrote (592)	8/2/1998 11:21:00 AM
From: Mr. Miller	Respond to of 6545

uk.usernet.org I have already written this entity about WINR. "The Internet promises the most exciting new business opportunities for decades. W3UserNet is a new service provider which sets out to help smaller businesses make the most of this opportunity. With outlets in Germany, Belgium, France and the UK, it aims to market its services throughout Europe working with trade associations, chambers of commerce and other special interest groups to provide practical solutions for small businesses. W3UserNet offers a number of core Internet services centred on its Secure Certificated Server which lies at the heart of UserNet, its European Small Business Network. These services can be combined with customised products to provide TailorMade solutions." Miller

To: ICANPIKM who wrote (592)	8/2/1998 11:41:00 AM
From: Mr. Miller	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6545

ec-europe.org I have written them, too. Here is a piece of what can be found at this site. Most can't be transferred here, so I encourage you to visit the site. "Why must Electronic Commerce be considered as a new type of organized market? The concept of the organized market has been in existence for about twenty years and was created at the initiative of the banking community. By relying on the technologies of that time, banks created protected communication networks which enabled them to process their financial transactions with zero default, zero paper and almost in real time." Miller