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To: randmiser who wrote (131)	1/19/1999 8:10:00 PM
From: kemosabe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2003

You missed one. Same news, different heading. Found under ESVS/Yahoo. Notice the source. Tuesday January 19, 4:41 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: Omni-Net.com Enhanced Services Company, Inc./Zulu-tek, Inc. Name Richy Glassberg as President and CEO of New Omni-Net.com Division Highly Regarded Internet Industry Executive Given Mandate to Build Online Interactive Marketing and Ad Rep Firm From the Ground up NEW YORK, Jan. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Omni-Net.com, a new subsidiary of Enhanced Services Company, Inc. (OTC: ESVS - news) and an affiliate of Zulu-tek, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ZULUD - news) and BrandsForLess.com, announced today that Internet industry veteran Richy Glassberg will join Omni-Net.com as its President and CEO, effective immediately. Mr. Glassberg was senior vice president and general manager of Turner Interactive Sales, a division of Turner Broadcasting Sales Inc., which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Time Warner Inc. [NYSE:TWX - news], where he headed up all online activities for CNN.com, CNNSI.com, CNNFN.com, CartoonNetwork.com and WCW.com. ''Glassberg's appointment as president and CEO is a significant step in building an effective team of experienced professionals who will run and grow the client base of Omni-Net.com and signals the online advertising industry that we are committed to creating a sizable online advertising and marketing sales rep firm,'' noted Robert Chmiel, chief operating officer of Enhanced Services. Chmiel added that although the online advertising industry continues to grow at record pace, the advertising and promotional service for many content sites is underdeveloped and in some cases entirely unexploited, which creates a significant opportunity for Omni-Net to build an environment. ''Richy is among those executives who early on saw the potential of the Internet as a major growth medium for advertising and commerce,'' added Chmiel. Mr. Glassberg will be based in the company's New York headquarters and will expand its sales offices and increase hiring of staff in Los Angeles and San Francisco. ''The industry has grown to the point that now is the perfect time for a multimedia ad rep firm like Omni-Net.com to become a major player in the online world,'' said Mr. Glassberg. ''There now exists a critical mass of talented people who have grown up in the business and know how to capitalize on the existing and future opportunities that the online medium offers. By starting this business under the Omni-Net umbrella and creating an encompassing network of sites, the efficiencies exist for branding and marketing campaigns as well as for creating targeted ad buys. This is an exciting time for me to help build a company from the ground up.'' Mr. Glassberg is a founding member of the Internet Advertising Bureau and serves on the IAB Board of Directors as vice chairman and treasurer. He joined Turner Broadcasting Sales in 1990 as an account executive for TBS Superstation and TBS. In 1993, he relocated to Los Angeles to manage the ad sales offices for the two networks. In 1995 he returned to New York as senior account executive for CNN and Headline News and was instrumental in the creation of Turner Interactive Sales. Prior to joining Turner, he was in ad sales for MTV Networks. He is also a member of the FAST Forward Steering Committee; a broad-based Internet industry coalition dedicated to accelerating the development and use of digital advertising. Additionally, Mr. Glassberg serves as vice chairman of the Interactive Media Liaison Committee for ABC Interactive, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Enhanced Services, in combination with Omni-Net.com, Zulu-tek, and BrandsForLess.com, represents the convergence under one umbrella of diverse services focused specifically on the Internet as a communications and transaction medium creating a new specialty in the e-commerce arena. BrandsForLess.com is dedicated to simplifying Internet shopping for the consumer and providing a ''turnkey'' e-commerce solution for merchants and portal sites. BrandsForLess.com currently offers over 1,500 brands and over 500,000 products with the same service and a 100% satisfaction guarantee shoppers expect from upscale department stores. Forward-looking statements in this release concerning trends or anticipated operating results are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward- looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to risks and uncertainties related to the Company's operations. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, competitive factors (including the possibility of increased competition or technological development, competitors and price pressures); legal factors (such as limited protection of the Company's proprietary technology and changes in government regulation); and the Company's dependence on key personnel and significant customers. SOURCE: Omni-Net.com

To: randmiser who wrote (131)	1/19/1999 10:53:00 PM
From: HIGHPLANESDRIFTER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2003

Randy, no babies overnight ... Because today ESVS lagged way behind Zulu, possibly because of low liquidity on the Pink Sheets ... come trade-in day, the One for One rules the day ... if ESVS is way behind Zulu, then current Zulu holders eat the difference ... my prediction is a weakening of demand for Zulu, some profit taking, slow erosion of Zulu until conversion, unless there is some kind of announcement combined with a way to get liquidity into ESVS ...do you know for certain when judgement day is? Could it be some morning? I'm not sleeping on any Zulu when they could turn into an ESVS while I sleep ... Of course, the merger is no Fait Accompli ... maybe that's why the spread ... another reason to eschew parenthood in the wee hours ... if that plug is pulled, those babies will be out with the bathwater used by the Zulu bathers .... whoosh! Could that little Zulu rise today have feathered a few nests before the catbirds fly the coop? But I will agree that that scenario is contrary to the changing boardroom scene, which certainly suggests a viable combination ... of course, Zulu could be scrapped ... too many obligations to third parties, and too much baggage ... the Netvest interest in Zulu can be finessed with the corporate/securities structure, so that Hayton & Co. do quite nicely ... hmmmm There is an air of Alice in all of this ... where's the mad Hayter? If that's your baby you hold it ... I like two hands free in uncertain times ...