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Technology Stocks : BAMM - BOOKs A Million (BAMM) .. the next Amazon.com ???? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: CoffeePot who wrote (313)	11/30/1998 11:29:00 PM
From: blake roberts	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1196

BAMM just took a like breather today, don't worry people also look at NAVR

To: CoffeePot who wrote (313)	11/30/1998 11:33:00 PM
From: Candle stick	Respond to of 1196

You like that runup in BAMM? Now try IMAL. This stock could triple in one day. IMAL is about to be discovered. For anyone new to the company, here is a little background: Todays close was 12 5/8, and given the huge runups in far less superior companies like BAMM and SHRP, IMAL could easily run to 30 in one day. It is 72% insider owned, no stock available....What do they do? Read below: The Company operates the largest shopping mall on the Internet, located at imall.com, and recently launched its Internet shopping portal, located at stuff.com. IMAL is a pioneer in electronic commerce services, enables and supports small- and medium-sized businesses in their effort to cost-effectively engage in electronic commerce through the use of iMALL's(IMAL) proprietary e-commerce tools and services. iMALL (IMAL) offers its e-commerce services directly to merchants, as well as through partnerships with leading ISPs, Web hosting firms, and financial service companies with an Internet focus. First Data Merchant Services Corporation (FDMS), a subsidiary of First Data Corporation (NYSE:FDC - news) has purchased a $14 million equity stake in iMALL at $7.00 per share, consisting of an initial investment of $10.8 million and an additional $3.2 million subject to iMALL shareholder approval. The companies also agreed to jointly offer a full array of Internet commerce solutions to FDMS' clients and their nearly 2 million merchants. Under terms of the 10-year agreement, FDMS and iMALL will jointly market turnkey solutions providing comprehensive Internet services including storefront design and building, site hosting, payment-enabling electronic commerce functionality and online merchant application processing.

To: CoffeePot who wrote (313)	11/30/1998 11:47:00 PM
From: Patrick Shen	Respond to of 1196

<p.s. if anyone knows more precisely how long BAMM has had a presence on the web I'd really like to know.> From what I can find, booksamillion.com was registered on 17-Nov-95. Here is the info from InterNIC whois: Books A Million, Inc. (BOOKSAMILLION-DOM) Birmingham, AL 35211 Domain Name: BOOKSAMILLION.COM Administrative Contact: Finley, Terry (TF233) terry_finley@BOOKPAGE.COM (205)942-3737 Technical Contact, Zone Contact: NetCentral DNS Administrator (NDA5-ORG) dns-admin@NETCENTRAL.NET 615-322-5304 Fax- 615-322-5466 Billing Contact: Finley, Terry (TF233) terry_finley@BOOKPAGE.COM (205)942-3737 Record last updated on 17-Sep-97. Record created on 17-Nov-95. Database last updated on 30-Nov-98 04:46:39 EST. bookpage.com belongs to a company called ProMotion, inc. I don't know the exact time their website went online. According to this message posted on Yahoo message board, it got be before 3/98. You missed the news by: cxcxc 27 of 6783 You can jump in with all us "millionaires" then because Books-A-Million has had an internet site for quite awhile. Just look at booksamillion.com Posted: Mar 20 1998 3:34PM EST as a reply to: Msg 26 by reformerz_