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Microcap & Penny Stocks : PINC - Planet City -- Software and Services -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TEDennis who wrote (1041)	11/18/1998 4:12:00 PM
From: ztect	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1754

Ted: Sorry about that.... 1040 thing... My files are still downloading z From what I can decipher from my research Planet City bought the rights for the distribution to the product from this site's partners and now has world wide distribution rights: Survive 2000 Professional v2.1.1 NIC Enterprises Information Management Systems: y2000fix.co.nz Under its licensing arrangements with the suppliers of these tools, Year 2000 NZ Ltd is restricted to sales in New Zealand. Our partners Millennium 2000 Resource Centre service the needs of Australia, and South East Asia. If you are outside these areas, please feel free to browse this site, and download any demos or PDF brochures that interest you. However, to make sales enquires and requests for quotations, please contact: The above bold face, must be more than mere coincidence. Now if there has been an upgrade of the product, I don't know. My friend's request of comparing the two products is a fair one based on your observations. If the products are so similar, than the right question to ask is one an upgrade? I eagerly anticipate your reply. While I wait for your response, I'm going to "ask the company" to hear they have to say about the similarity (or what spin is put on it)in my next email to Greg Kraft (the company PR guy). I will also email NIC Enterprises Information Management to get the take from their perspective. I will post both responses in their unedited entireties. Based on the inability to access the distribution site, Survive 2000 is either no longer being distributed, not distributed yet, or maybe their site is just down momentarily. There may be a myriad of reasons for what's going on. I do not pretend to know. This is the link below that I'll check back on to determine its status. survive-2000.com At least in my professional opinion, from the quality of the corresponding web pages, it is abundantly clear that PINC is making a more concerted effort to market their product at this time. For any lurkers out there, compare the sites for yourselves. nic-nz.com (Survive 2000) millenniumbugkit.com And judge for yourselves the basis for my conclusion. z cc. enquiries@nic-nz.com w. links cc. krafty@home.com w. links btw- Survive 2000 file still downloading...approaching 2 hours and counting