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To: h.l. meeks who wrote (173)	12/23/1998 10:53:00 PM
From: dlc	Respond to of 475

I never heard of MZON before today. My quick research shows it to be yet another seller of excess inventory PCs. How many of these trash merchants does the world need? Are there enough returned and last years model PCs to go around? A concept that makes more sense is Beyond.com (BYND). It is run by the former head of marketing for Amazon.com. They are going to do with software what Amazon does with books, with a twist. They are going to download most of the software they sell directly onto the customers computer. Talk about instant gratification! They also get a lot of sales to government and commercial customers, so are less dependant on the low margin shrink wrap products sold in stores. Looks like a winner with legs. MZON looks like an accident waiting to happen.

To: h.l. meeks who wrote (173)	12/23/1998 11:07:00 PM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 475

market cap of 732 million and they have 400 million ion sales..sales of 37 bucks pers share... trading at 1.4 times sales earned a penny a share last quarter on 124 million in sales after losing 59 cents in the quarter before. Real potential of expanding in this market place at 4 times sales the stock should be at 123 bucks /per share compare with the ridiculous multiples of UBID and EBAY and you have a real contender with cash flow that UBID and Ebay dont have... The biggest reason not to short .."the public's insanity is more powerful than all of reality"