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Microcap & Penny Stocks : JAWS Technologies - NASDAQ (NM):JAWZ -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ChinuSFO who wrote (1220)	11/15/1998 9:25:00 PM
From: justaninvestor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3086

Hi Chinmoy .. I reviewed all FLNK posts today. I noticed that you often let people know when a press release is on the way. Can I safely assume that your policy carries over to this board? Should your silence concern me? I obviously have some insight as to when some PRs for Jaws should be coming. However, I have been burnt in the past re: Jaws PRs, so I'm choosing to take a more "show me" attitude. Don't get me wrong - I have no doubt that the PRs will come, but I refuse to speculate as to when they will come. With FLNK, they haven't disappointed me yet. So far, when I've been told that there will be a PR in a given week, it has happened. 1. Why are they bothering with the on-line stores? A.Given the lack of advertising and people's general lack of interest in on-line purchasing, JAWZ probably won't sell more than a few (as in less than 10) copies on any of these sites. B. There must be an up-front charge (in addition to the percentage charge per copy sold) to get the software on the site . . . seems like a complete waste of money. I agree that On-Line sales is not where Jaws will generate any significant short term revenue. However, I think that they should have an On-Line presence as part of their overall long term marketing strategy. And actually, there is no up front charge - just the percentage charge per copy. 2. Are they finding that there is no money in corporate America's wallets for anything extra (given the massive expenditures on Y2K)? That I don't know, but I don't think so. IMO, companies are as concerned with computer security as they are with Y2K. Barrie Einarson Investor Relations bbruin@home.com