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To: John G. Mueller who wrote (16073)	12/18/1998 9:57:00 AM
From: marion (Hijacked)	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27307

<<YHOO will be able to charge a BIG premium to become a PREMIER YAHOO STORE.. just to separate the men from the boys. Perhaps a $million up front ought to do it. They can require a satisfaction guarantee, etc. plus earn an override on all the business. There are so many new ventures and alliances they can exploit .. they are virtually unlimited. >> A million? Yahoo presently charges 100 to 300 dollars to run a store on Yahoo. Yahoo doesn't make any percentage on revenues and they don't require any commitment. That price might even have to come down, since others are charging less.That price includes using their software and web hosting services. If you already have your own web page, there is no charge to link to Yahoo.