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Non-Tech : Cendant Corporation (NYSE:CD) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ilh1 who wrote (2665)	11/29/1998 4:46:00 PM
From: shane hartman	Respond to of 3627

Yahoo post, PUHLEEEZE! A bunch of yahoos. Why trust a rumor from someone named clown_boots. Here are some CD and NM relationship FACTS: See terms of AOL deal: Message 6601956 See letter from joining E4L (note netmarket): Message 6601863 See DNS entry (note that nameservice is provided by cendant): Message 6601487 See about E4L on website (note owned and operated by CD): Message 6600276 Make your own decisions, but I urge you to get NM investor relations to tell us the terms of the deal.

To: ilh1 who wrote (2665)	11/29/1998 4:53:00 PM
From: Michael Berkel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3627

Is this crazy hype of a clown on the Yahoo Message Board really strengthening your case? Is this all the ammunition you could come up with? As you can see from the CD-AOL deal, there will be all kind of similarities between CD and NM. NM will only get a fee and a commission to market&promote CUC's(CD's) Netmarket site. CD will get the lion share. NM will fizzle. (I made my point: Discussion closed!)

To: ilh1 who wrote (2665)	11/29/1998 8:24:00 PM
From: J Bertrand	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3627

Mr. Prosporous Sole, I went to everything4less.com as one poster suggested, clicked on Membership FAQ and then clicked on who is our parent company. It said Cendant owns and operates everything4less.com. No mention of National Media. I don't know about you, but given the opportunity to buy a company with over 800 million in earnings versus "if come", I'll go for the earnings every time. That's what being an "investor" versus a gambler is all about. Best wishes Jeff Bertrand