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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Bid.com International (BIDS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mr. Fortune who wrote (3783)	12/22/1998 6:31:00 PM
From: Thomas Kirwin	Respond to of 37507

Old News - BID.COM Appoints Investor Relations Manager Wednesday November 4, 7:53 am Eastern Time Company Press Release TORONTO, ONTARIO--Bid.Com International Inc., one of North America's leading online auctions, today announced that it has hired Tim Richardson as the company's investor relations manager. Mr. Richardson comes to Bid.Com from The Pinnacle Group, a company he founded in 1993. He brings a strong background in investor relations, debt and equity financing, and investment research, which will prove invaluable as the company increases its profile with investors. ''As we operate in a fast-paced industry segment, where changes occur almost on a daily basis, it becomes increasingly important that we have a consistent point of contact to help the investment community understand the growth of online auctions, our unfolding opportunities and the fundamental value of Bid.Com,'' said Paul Godin, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Bid.Com International. ''While we're currently the only company of our kind in Canada, there is a proliferation of comparable stocks in the United States and it will be Tim's role to get the Bid.Com story out to the market on both sides of the border.'' Bid.Com International Inc. (formerly known as Internet Liquidators International Inc.) was founded in 1995 and listed on The Toronto Stock Exchange in February 1998. With offices in Toronto, Ontario and Tampa, Florida, it is one of the Internet's leading online auction sales organizations. The company offers a compelling, entertaining, and cost-effective method of selling a wide array of goods and services over electronic distribution channels. In addition to its strategic alliances with America Online, The Toronto Star Newspapers Limited, and Rogers Media Inc., the company enjoys distribution agreements with Yahoo!, Netscape, Metacrawler, and more recently with ComputerShopper.com, a Ziff-Davis property. Bid.Com is strategically positioned to leverage its technological leadership by offering the pre-eminent online auction platform for license to business-to-business markets and for distribution through broadband/cable media. Contact: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE Bid.Com International Inc. Paul Godin Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (905) 672-7467 ext. 226 pgodin@bid.com bid.com or Bid.Com International Inc. Tim Richardson Investor Relations Manager (905) 672-7467 trichardson@bid.com

To: Mr. Fortune who wrote (3783)	12/22/1998 6:49:00 PM
From: MR. PANAMA (I am a PLAYER)	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37507

20 -30 cent moves every day is good enough fer me to trade ...its the % that I look at. The risk level is much lower and you can continue to trade up positions as profits are poured back in fer more shares. The stock is well behaved and can be traded both ways intraday fer the nimble and focused trader.Beautiful stock to skim. If GRIM wanted to see this stock move much higher quickly GRIM could just post links to it on many other threads where he is Famous...but ..skimming is much much more fun.....

To: Mr. Fortune who wrote (3783)	12/22/1998 7:24:00 PM
From: donkeyman	Respond to of 37507

BID.COM the Canadian Auction Internet company is moving up thank God, but it's at a snails pace compared to there American Auction counterpart UBID. The other day for every US$Dollar UBID rose, BID.COM matched it by rising only one(1) Canadian cent. If that wasn't bad enough we were really left behind in a "cloud of dust today", UBID was rising at a rate of US$5.00/sh.to BID.COM's one(1) Canadian Cent.!!!( UBID jumped US$50.00/sh today .) Maybe BID.COM has to be promoted in the USA, especially to those making the 10's and 100's of thousand's of dollars on those hot NASDAK Internet companies. It looks like Canada will stay asleep for awhile yet on those types of stocks.??