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To: Jack Straw who wrote (536)	11/29/1998 3:08:00 PM
From: JSB	Respond to of 1080

I hear you, Brian. NM is my largest net holding. Of course, I sold ONSL at 58 because I didn't want to hold it over the holiday. OUCH I am hopefull, given the numbers and all the E4L offers, NM will become the next ONSL. Regards, Jeff PS: Personally, I much prefer E4L

To: Jack Straw who wrote (536)	11/29/1998 3:21:00 PM
From: Michael Berkel	Respond to of 1080

Lies: <<All revenues go to NM and they pay CD a fee for the service>>. I challenge you to proof this statement. The truth is that CD will be sharing the revenues generated via the new door to the Netmarket site with NM. So far we don't know which percentage goes to whom. But it is obvious that Cendant will get the lion share, since Netmarket is their property and NM is not doing more than Netmarket's marketing & promotion.

To: Jack Straw who wrote (536)	11/29/1998 3:57:00 PM
From: shane hartman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1080

>National Media does own www.e4l.com and the products own the site. >They use CD netmarket to power the site. ALL REVENUES GO to NM and >they pay CD a fee for the service. Show me an official company statement that says this. Look guys, I owned this stock and I sold it at a profit. I sold it when I first learned of the CD issue. I did extensive research. I cannot determine how the money is split between CD and NM. Do I think NM will make money on this deal? Yep. The question is how much and how do they do it. If CD gets most of the money, then NM is just a bottle rocket that will fizzle. I mailed NM IR to ask for details of the deal. You should too. Don't trust press releases with no details. You are a stockholder and you have the right to know. I hope you are right and that you make a boatload. But the risk of this unknown deal is too much for me. I can't make a model of how much revenue they will receive. NM is clearly not going to make it on infomercials alone. Read the 10Q and 10K. Sales were down because of lack of innovative products to sell. They need this web deal. It could be brilliant, but I can't tell based on public statements so far.