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To: umbro who wrote (12525)	8/4/1998 10:57:00 AM
From: Jan Crawley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

his only leaves the question of how much did AMZN receive in terms of sales, obligations, earnings_ in this acquisition? In other words, is the deal acretive? Gary, Thank you for all the informative articles yesterday. As to the above acquisitions by Amzn today; I have some comments but it's not based on details/facts that Amzn may or may not disclose in the near future. 1. If those two companies generate revenue but lose less money than Amzn in terms of Loss-per-share, then the deal is accretive. 2. The assumed all outstanding options of Junglee and Planetall are not included in the so-call $280M stock purchase. 3. I am seeing dilution, increasing float and new sellers comming.. the current float controllers are interested in control only, they are not buyers.