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To: AlienTech who wrote (10424)	11/28/1998 6:36:00 PM
From: Ditchdigger	Respond to of 34810

AlienTech,<We are the last to know and by the time we know its time to sell anyway.> well,maybe this is your opportunity to get into an I-Com/I-auction before the IPO<g>.. quote.yahoo.com --quote in Canadian dollars exchange2000.com --full report AOL owns 3% and has a board seat-also have $10mm in cash in the bank..Do your own DD.. (note,I'm bias<vvbg>-bought in Weds at $2.88) "FROM THE NATIONAL POST SATURDAY NOV 28TH EDITION. " Paul Godin, Bid.com's chief executive, said last week the company had received an unsolicited invitation from Nasdaq to explore the possibility of listing on the exchange. He said yesterday he feels Nasdaq has an eye to encouraging IPOs from rising stars in the internet sector and his company will consider seeking listing, probably at the end of first-quarter 1999. Mr. Godin said he did not want the company to be lost in the rush of IPOs expected at the start of the year. He said Bid.com has plenty of cash on hand from prior financing, but wants the profile a Nasdaq listing affords. " the report is long--but all opinions are gratefully welcome PS: link to AOL Note:ad position,,above EGGS and EBAY <g> aol.com