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To: JSB who wrote (20967)	3/16/1999 7:54:00 AM
From: eims2000	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

JSB, Very good news indeed.

To: JSB who wrote (20967)	3/16/1999 8:11:00 AM
From: lizard lick	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 122087

Short Positions -Herb Greenberg tuesday Street.Com column eFax follies: eFax.com's (EFAX:Nasdaq) stock zoomed 70% yesterday after it announced it would provide its free email service to users of Xoom.com (XMCM:Nasdaq). eFax provides a service that delivers faxes directly to your email. All you do is register and get a phone number. Just one small problem: They apparently can't even meet demand for ex-Xoom. I signed up March 9 and received this email: "Due to the overwhelming demand for the eFax service, we are experiencing some delays in assigning new eFax number. This email is being sent to confirm that your registration information has been recorded in our order database. We will process your order and send you an email with your eFax number and PIN as soon as we are able." I'm still waiting. (And it sounds great in theory, but a friend who recently got his number after a weeklong wait said it took 90 minutes for the fax to make it from the fax machine in his office to his nearby PC.) Hey, whaddaya expect fer free? See you next week at the bottom of the ladder