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To: swedelo who wrote (599)	8/3/1998 3:54:00 PM
From: hman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

Very good. It seems that their target date of August 1 to start testing of their software may be on target. Did not have an opportunity to log in to the Beta Site yet but will try it later this evening. hman

To: swedelo who wrote (599)	8/3/1998 6:53:00 PM
From: Mr. Miller	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

Swedelo, I agree, it does look good. Gorcon, there are about 1000 sites online, but only about 200 are accepting bets. I posted that info about a month ago, so I am sure it is growing. However, WINR has indicated that they won't be trying to get everyone hooked up. I am betting that they are only going for the biggest right now(and maybe forever). I have been getting the word out to as many people as I can. Here is one response that I have forwarded to Skinner(it is someone closely connected to promoting e-commerce in Europe who misinterpreted that I was with WINR): Subject: winr Date: Mon, 3 Aug 1998 12:43:14 -0400 From: Bill Murray <small_world@compuserve.com> To: Miller Thank you for the information about your new ecommerce payments system. If you are planning to market the system in the UK you may wish to be aware of two initiatives concerning ecommerce that I am currently organising/subsidising. The first concerns the Electronic Business Exhibition that we are running at Manchester Town Hall (7th & 8th September) alongside a G8 Global Marketplace Conference - which is itself part of Manchester Ecommerce Week (7th to 11th September). I include details about Manchester Ecommerce Week in a file attached to this email (and you can view more details on our website www.globalmarket.org.uk However, with regard to the Electronic Business Exhibition I would suggest that you contact Marchia Ogden at OBS Marketing Services Ltd about the exhibition. Her contact details are PO Box 58, Wigan Tel 07000 464336 Fax 07000 863298 email: bcss@obsmaint.com The other avtivity that may be of of interest to youis our new Guide to Electronic Commerce Products and Services. If your organisation provides products/services that support Electronic Commerce applications, you may qualify for free inclusion in the 1998 edition of The Guide to Electronic Commerce Products and Services. Initially 3,000 of the guides will be distributed free at the "Electronic Business" exhibition, in Manchester on the 8th & 9th September 1998, being held in conjunction with the G8 Global Marketplace conference, "Electronic Commerce Opening Up New Opportunities for Business" Information compiled for the guide will be made publicly available through the Electronic Commerce Association (ECA) Web Site, and the UK G8 Global Marketplace Web Site. Both the Guide and access to the Web Sites will be widely distributed, and actively promoted in all associated communications, events and seminars. To obtain your organisations FREE entry in the guide, please contact TECHGNOSIS, PO BOX 154, MANCHESTER M20 3AL Should you have any questions about the Guide to Electronic Commerce Products and Services please contact Techgnosis on +44 161 445 9757 or via e-mail at techgnosis@compuserve.com (The Electronic Commerce Associations Website is available at eca.org.uk The UK G8 Global Marketplace for SMEs Website is available at globalmarket.org.uk)