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To: ThePro who wrote (7499)	12/28/1998 2:23:00 PM
From: jwk	Respond to of 40688

Pro -- chill, eh? pnlk is not the same animal as retail e-commerce

To: ThePro who wrote (7499)	12/29/1998 12:54:00 PM
From: bjoseph	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

hi pro, i have been in this stock since march when it was .85 and now its back there.. oh well.. its time for me to put my 2 cents in .. pnlk has got the site but i still cant figure out how they expect to make any real money getting a membership fee from the reluctant few international traders out there that already have their system for trading down .. no doubt its a great "concept" but there are a lot of great concepts that dont make enough money to pay the bills..If pnlk could somehow capture the e-commerce (retail or wholesale) bug and actually have vendors sell their products in a forum or mall configuration or bid configuration along with their import/export service..it would be a real hit... then they could blow off the membership fee. which in my opinion is never going to make anybody any money and concentrate on the potentially limitless growth of the entire marketplace instead of this esoteric international trading market.. anyway.. they have the cost in the site.. its time for some real brainstorming and bend their position to capture the real dough.. and then we could all be proud to say we were apart of this company when it hits the valuations like the e-commerce companys.. come on guys lets catch the wave before it breaks.... bill joseph (for what its worth)