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To: PAL who wrote (82549)	11/27/1998 7:34:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

It's the SEASON for e-Commerce- YaaaaHoooooo da ba dooooo! Paul: How'bout this,you collect all the names of people who are willing to support your campaign and put everyone's name to the same email with everyone's email address for verification,that'll save a lot of trouble and time,come on what do you say. You can put my name for starters,you know the name and email address. ================================================= (Courtsey:News.com) Holiday shoppers expected to flock online By CNET News.com Staff November 27, 1998, 4:00 a.m. PT special feature Estimates vary widely on exactly how much shoppers will spend online this holiday season, but almost all the projections are leaps and bounds above those of 1997. Shopkeepers and analysts have been busy preparing for what they expect will be the year e-commerce truly goes mainstream, as Net users shed their fears and wield their credit cards. E-shopping's coming-out party news analysis Analysts say e-commerce is ready to blast into the mainstream this holiday season, though there are still some areas where online shopping has room to improve. Net shopkeepers optimistic As the holidays approach, Net merchants are already noticing an increase in business from last year's fourth quarter. Commerce eclipsing content While portals continue to attract hordes of Netizens searching for free information and services, they have increasingly seen that ad-supported content is not enough to survive on the Web. news.com ======================================================

To: PAL who wrote (82549)	11/27/1998 7:42:00 PM
From: Frank Ellis Morris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

Good Evening Like your idea about Dell Mart. Another point which is most frustrating is the fact that IBM has been constantly reaching new highs and today the stock was up 3 points to 170. What is the reason for this. Analyst even down grade IBM and the stock keeps rising. Michael needs to do something about his ailing stock price. Dell is definately not getting any respect these days. People are too interested in making a killing on the internet stocks and ignoring Dell. I don't blame them Best Wishes Frank

To: PAL who wrote (82549)	11/27/1998 11:40:00 PM
From: PAL	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 176387

HI EVERY DELL SHAREHOLDER. I AM STARTING A CAMPAIGN TO HAVE DELL ENGAGE IN E-COMMERCE TO BE NAMED DELLMART - www.dellmart.com - AND LATER DELL WILL IPO THIS NEW COMPANY. IF YOU AGREE, PLEASE SEND AN E-MAIL TO: Ken_Kasman@Dell.com You might compose your own e-mail or copy the one below: Dear Mr. Kasman: I believe that you will agree that e-commerce if the wave of the future. Dell sells $ 10 million/day on the internet, but Wall Street is not viewing Dell as an internet company. Please suggest to Michael Dell and the Board of Directors to form a new subsidiary to be called DELLMART which will engage an e-commerce other than computers. DELLMART will sell direct many merchandise. Direct Sell is DELL's strength. Please capitalize on it. Let DELLMART become the Wal-Mart of the internet. The mere announcement of Dell planning DELLMART will propel the stock. Thank you for your assistance and consideration. Sincerely, name - a concerned Dell shareholder e-mail address Thank you for your support.After you send your e-mail, please post on this thread to that effect or PM me. Our voice will be heard. With DELLMART you will be rewarded. So, please take one minute of your time to join me in this campaign. Paul.