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To: tool dude who wrote (980)	11/26/1998 1:31:00 PM
From: drsvelte	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7772

tool-- At the risk of being impolite, I'll respond to your post altho it was intended for Doug. MER is the lead manager on the UBID IPO. If you are a MER customer, you may be able to get UBID at its filing price (est at $12-14). My experience has been that its hard to get many shares of a hot IPO unless you are a VERY good customer with a big account -- the most I was offered by my brokerage was 300. The actual price when the issue opens, at least for the Internut IPOs, has been typically a big multiple of the filing price.

To: tool dude who wrote (980)	11/26/1998 2:19:00 PM
From: Dalin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7772

Re: Sendind the stock to the moon!! How bout this!! This internet company is already making HUGE PROFITS and has been to the moon. Next stop........the STARS!!!! Dell Japan Begins Direct Marketing of Other Products November 25, 1998 (TOKYO) -- Dell Computer Corp. of Japan announced Nov. 19 that it started direct marketing services under the DellWare framework including direct sales of products from other manufacturers. Dell Computer has been directly selling its personal computers and servers. Through the DellWare program, it is expanding sales of software and hardware made by other companies as well. Initially, Dell plans to sell about 100 items made by other companies, including printers, digital cameras and software products at about the same prices as in-store prices at volume retailers. Also, the company said it will expand the range of products handled by the service. The company accepts orders from its Web site and via telephone. Dell Computer Corp. of the United States and its units in Europe provide the DellWare service, including direct sales of other companies' products. (Nikkei-Japan) JMHO D.