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To: george zimmerman who wrote (179)	12/24/1998 1:52:00 PM
From: MoneyMade	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 972

Let me say this, I bought shares today at .19 and I was also the last buy today at 5,000 don't underestimate me buddy. My patience is wearing very thin with some of you, If i did not believe in the enormous potential of GSIC i would not waste my time or yours. If the stock dips avg. down it's simple....there is not a f##kin stock EVER that I have pumped and dumped. I don't receive jack from anyone. We are a group of 150 private investors...we buy what we like i.e. GSIC at .06 and we move on if a company is BS i.e. ABRG I will be here until the mission is complete, those losers that bought yesterday at .37 and sold because they couldn't make a quick profit ARE GONE!!! That's right GONE!! Did they buy back at the close? So please judge me fairly! Look at all of new faces, let's see who's here next week.... M$neyMade I N S I D E R T I P S tlhs@swbell.net -------------------------------------------------------------------- AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 22, 1998--The Center for Internet Commerce has compiled extensive research in regard to e-tail, e-tail involved companies and related industries. The information is available at the organization's free site, located at www.e-tail.org. The site also offers free to analysts, brokers and investors, links to free real-time quotes, Internet Indexes and other investment necessities. With the success of e-tail in the holiday shopping season, companies long entrenched in traditional retail and distribution of products and services are now offering those same products and services through the Internet. Joining the field of e-tailers has been Hastings Entertainment (Nasdaq:HAST - news), CDNow (Nasdaq:CDNW - news), Cybershop (Nasdaq:CYSP - news), Sharper Image (Nasdaq:SHRP - news), Genesis Direct (Nasdaq:GEND - news) 1 800 Contacts (Nasdaq:CTAC - news), J C Penney CO (NYSE:JCP - news), General Store (OTC BB:GSIC - news), Service Merchandise (NYSE:SME - news) and Spiegel Inc. (Nasdaq:SPGLA - news). Shoppers are now finding that the convenience of e-tailing also extends to such companies as Sony Corp. (NYSE:SNE - news), Disney (NYSE:DIS - news) and Playboy Enterprises (NYSE:PLA - news) providing the foundations for future revenue streams for these industry leaders. Research specific to this brand of commerce is available at www.e-tail.org. The C.I.C., in its effort to provide the requisite information for e-tail involved companies, has also archived data potentially affecting members of industries related to software, computers and others. Users of the free site will find data potentially affecting AT&T Corp. (NYSE:T - news), LSI Logic Corp. (NYSE:LSI - news), and Tele Communications Inc. (Nasdaq:TCOMA - news). The site may be accessed completely free of charge at www.e-tail.org from anywhere on the World Wide Web. The Center for Internet Commerce is a free, informational outlet designed as a service to a quickly growing industry. The creators of this site hold no public opinion of any publicly traded equity and usage of the free site shall constitute agreement to hold harmless the creators for any information contained therein. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contact: The Center for Internet Commerce, Austin Z. Matters, 877/244-1608 CDNW CTAC CYSP DIS GEND GSIC HAST JCP LSI PLA SHRP SME SNE SPGLA T TCOMA