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To: Tom Trawinski who wrote (5902)	1/15/1999 6:01:00 PM
From: David S.	Respond to of 10072

Tom, AWEB is Allnet Services, Inc. a small company out of Florida that sells computers and peripherals, etc. over the web in multiple sites, an auction site called goingonce.net, an discount site called allnetservices.com, an all monitor site called allmonitors.com (also in Spanish) and an all dealer site you can't access unless you are a dealer. They also do web services and have some partnering deals with Barnes and Noble, IBM, etc. They are making 4 times as much money as EBAY, have almost no debt, and a secondary offering is being arranged with one of two major brokerages for March. They started the end of 1997 and revenues are growing dramatically. But, the stock has been about 50 cents most of last year, and just took off briefly when they got a little attention, ran up to 17 plus, now running between 2 and 3. Expect a triple or better in a few months. They are just qualifying for S&P listing - so not in newpapers. You can get quotes on Yahoo. Regards, David S. INTC DELL HD KO LU WCOM IOM AWEB