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To: BigAppleBoy who wrote (278)	2/21/1999 1:44:00 AM
From: Joe Casey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 487

It's right about puke time....when the stock keeps going down and you feel like puking, it may be time to buy more and ride the reversal to an uptrend. Bluefly's got a pretty snazzy banner ad on Lycos: lycos.com Here's another albeit non-significant link: findadeal.com

To: BigAppleBoy who wrote (278)	2/24/1999 10:09:00 AM
From: JustMy2Cents	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 487

Bluefly Rises After Company Says It Will Sell Over Infoseek New York, Feb. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of Bluefly Inc., a start-up Internet discount-clothing retailer, rose as much as 55 percent after it said it will be featured on No. 4 Internet search directory Infoseek Corp.'s Web site. Bluefly shares rose 4 5/8 to 14 7/8 after touching a high of 15 7/8. Terms of the agreement weren't disclosed. Typically, vendors such as Bluefly will pay a fee and a portion of sales to be featured on a top Web site. Bluefly said its clothing and accessories will be featured on Infoseek's Go Network, a joint venture between Infoseek and Walt Disney Co., the world's second-largest entertainment company. New York-based Bluefly has unveiled several other marketing agreements with high-profile Internet companies, including No. 1 Web directory Yahoo! Inc. and top online service America Online Inc. ''We have been able to negotiate very competitive rates for many of these deals,'' Jonathan Morris, executive vice president of Bluefly, said in a statement. He didn't elaborate. Bluefly's shares have almost tripled since the company changed its name from Pivot Rules Inc. in October and became an Internet clothing retailer. The company previously sold golf apparel.