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Technology Stocks : ECEC a New EBAY !?!?!?! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: WEBNATURAL who wrote (4)	3/5/1999 5:34:00 PM
From: chalu2	Respond to of 6

So far you guys have generated about as much excitement as an Al Gore Impersonators Competition!!!!

To: WEBNATURAL who wrote (4)	3/7/1999 9:22:00 PM
From: Old Stock Collector	Respond to of 6

Momentum Trader is updating its recent stock pick EcomEcom.Com (ECEC, formerly USSP). We are pleased to announce that we have added ECEC to our short list of medium to long term holding stocks. After many conversations with CEO Dave Panaia, Momentum Trader firmly believes within 3-5 months ECEC share value could rise dramatically. Some developments ECEC will undergo in that time frame include a major advertisement blitz that the CEO claims will be "first class." Dave Panaia states "prominent net banners, search engines and arrangements with other sites will all be utilized." Mr. Pavelka, one of our leading analysts who follows ECEC notes that this stock reminds him of a previous pick of his, Bidnow.Com (BIDN). "I followed BIDN when it was in the $2 range and have watched it rise dramatically to the $20 range. I am very cautious of my price targets on stocks I follow so do not want to say ECEC will follow in the footsteps of BIDN, but the prospects for ECEC I believe equal those or surpass those of BIDN. The one aspect of ECEC that I really like is the risk/reward factor. At its current price of just over $1 we see the upside potential greatly masking the downside risk. I certainly do not expect ECEC to trend much lower than $1." *************************************************************** Compared with eBay, this company also offers an on-line auction. When fully developed, ecom ecom Trading Club will be a full-service on- line trading facility that offers its members several different venues for trading their goods. In addition to the silent auction format popularized by eBay and other auction web sites, the Trading Club will allow its members to swap their items for other goods or simply post their items for sale at a set price. According to David Panaia, CEO of ecom ecom.com, inc., the Company is combining concepts proven to be successful to build an e-commerce facility that puts the consumer in charge. ''Our goals are to offer a broad range of trading options in a secure environment at the lowest possible cost to our customers,'' he said. ''Our club membership approach is simple. It eliminates the listing and value- based transaction charges commonly found in Internet auction sites. We have learned from the experience of America On Line and other Internet service providers that per-use charges are not consumer-friendly.'' Unlike other auction sites such as eBay, ecom ecom does not charge for listing items to be auctioned and does not charge a percentage of the value of items sold. Instead, an annual membership in the Trading Club is available for $36, and a six-month membership costs $24. This entitles the seller to unlimited use of the site. A free 30-day trial is available to first-time users for a limited time. ecom ecom.com, inc. (formerly known as US Amateur Sports, Inc.) evolved from a company that marketed sports-related products and services via the Internet to a company focused on the development of innovative uses of electronic commerce. www.ecomecom.com is an ''e-Commerce Portal.'' The company projects 600% revenue growth year over year and they are a fully reporting company. The stock has a very low float which will add to the increased price pressure. During the past week or so USSP has released news of two acquisitions, the ''A- Classified-Ad'' web site and The Official NP Magazine. ''A-Classified-Ad'' (www.aclassifiedad.com) will be added to the ''ecom ecom Trading Club,'' The addition of aclassifiedad.com broadens the scope of the Trading Club's services to include the advantages of the newspaper classified advertising format but with the world-wide reach of the Internet. ussp-stock.com ecomecom.com usas.com usasportsnet.com usapaintball.com 1800paintball.com The information provided is not a solicitation to buy or sell securities. The content is provided for informational purposes only and without warranty of any kind. You are solely responsible for your own investment decisions. We simply provide alerts to stocks we are watching.You must do your own research before making an investment. We may take positions in the stocks we recommend prior to presenting them to the public. We may also buy or sell such positions mentioned herein without prior notice. We receive no payment from anyone