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To: mact who wrote (3)3/14/1999 5:13:00 AM
From: FlatTaxMan  Respond to of 10
 
These ISP's were chosen in part due to their profitability or near profitability, and by consolidation of overlapping expenses costs can be cut, and volume buying marketing shall lead to lower overall cost and more efficient marketing, ie consolidated billing, cutting individual ISP management payroll, cutting office rent, no need to have 17 individual headquarters. A combined single portal (Home
page) increasing hits to phenominal adv. potential of all the combined
users. Specializing in smaller markets where AOL and others are still a long distance call. All companies involved have a combined avg growth rate of 25% per quarter,in fact the published 330,000 users is already WAY obsolete. Internet ISP, Rocky Mountain Internet sym RMII trading at $12, according to their last published revenues, divide the number of outstanding shares into the annual gross revenue and it came out to $1.08 of revenue per share. Earthlink was $5.20 per share (now trading in the high $60's and has been to the 90's) ...........ONEMAIN WOULD EQUAL $7.50 revenue per share, right now!!!! So what should it trade at? 330,000 users times a very conservative $15.00 per user per month,. so it does not include ANY web hosting or ISDN or any other revenue sources. Right now the various ISP charge different prices, but I am sure there will be a consolidation of pricing probably $19.95 to $21.95 per month.

FTM