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To: David S. who wrote (7926)	3/4/1999 8:30:00 AM
From: Cogito	Respond to of 10072

>>Tell me this is coincidence and no one has had this experience?<< David - I had a very similar experience when registering a domain name. I've sent you a private message about it. My advice to anyone who wants to register a domain name is to grab it as soon as you find out its available. You will not have to pay for it immediately, so you can register two or three names and then decide which one you want to keep. I believe you get at least 30 days to either pay or give up your claim to the name. - Allen

To: David S. who wrote (7926)	3/4/1999 2:49:00 PM
From: BeachBum	Respond to of 10072

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> OT <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< David... That does seem weird. I thought about trying to get web address for every combination of that useless NFL team that left Houston for Tennessee, I was sure those dummies didn't think of it before they announced that new name. But I never tried. It sounds like there is some funny insider trading on web addresses going on. BTW, the symbol I chose ( ALNT ) I believe is already taken. I did a symbol search before I sent it in but this morning I saw that symbol cross the CNBC screen. I updated my Fidelity symbol library last night. The search I did was on one of my bookmarked charting sites ( that could have something to do with it ). Like I had a chance to win anyway <G>. BB ^-^-