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To: Trippi who wrote (44687)	1/19/1999 10:42:00 PM
From: Ed Swanson	Respond to of 119973

Here is the connection I found between www.dealseekers.com and ITEC. If you scroll to the bottom of the dealseekers page, you will see that it was built and maintained by a company called commercepac. If you got to commercepac's web page at the following link: commercepac.com you will see that about midway down the page it makes a comment about its webmasters have been very busy.....(I do not remember the exact wording) and below it lists three companies. 1 is ITEC and the other 2 are subsidiaries of ITEC. Also, if you look at the dealseekers items for sale...the majority are products by ITEC or its supsidaries. Not all...I said most. I do not know for a fact that www.dealseekers.com is owned by ITEC...but there definitly is a strong connection. I will be calling ITEC's IR division tomorrow to confirm this for myself, but I thought I would post what I found. Good luck all.