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Non-Tech : CAOL: The Chinese AOL and Internet Lottery -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tylcar who wrote (115)	5/9/1999 12:50:00 PM
From: MakeMoney	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 720

To "Tylcar". You need to read - Reread - my post #110 to "Sagaloo". HAY - if you have any money at all left-over after "investing" in CAOL then please come to Arizona also along with "Sagaloo". i have a lot of "ocean-front" property for sale for you too - REAL CHEAP!! take care.

To: tylcar who wrote (115)	5/9/1999 1:10:00 PM
From: Dave Gore	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 720

CAOL is HQ'd in Vancouver, BC, Canada

To: tylcar who wrote (115)	5/9/1999 1:17:00 PM
From: Dave Gore	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 720

**READ* IMPORTANT PROOF POSITIVE THAT CAOL's CHANCES ARE REAL: "By 2003, International Data Corporation projects China Internet commerce revenue to be around US$5 billion and the its Internet population will reach 16 million." asia.internet.com China Computer Giant Promotes E-Management By Hans Lombardo Managing Editor, asia.internet.com [May 6, 1999--GUANGZHOU] One of China's leading computer makers, Founder Group, is marketing its systems for China's growing e-commerce industry by promoting the use of e-management nationwide, according to the China Daily. The computer manufacturer, which sold 72,000 computers in Q1 this year, capitalize on China's government encouraged movement towards e-commerce. The general manager of Founder Computer Systems Co Ltd, Peiris Fung, told China Daily that by promoting 'e-management' the company was bettering positioning itself in the local and foreign markets. Fung said that Founder had in the last few years invested heavily in creating e-management systems for diversified end-users. The company got a capital injection of just over US$7 million for its customer and technical service section, and Founder plans to sell 400,000 computers in 1999. According to the company, it's manufacturing plant in Dongguan is capable of outputting 1 million computers annually. With the government promoting e-commerce in China and the country's growth potential, it's not a wonder that local companies like Founder are adopting an IBM-style marketing campaign to market their computers. By 2003, International Data Corporation projects China Internet commerce revenue to be around US$5 billion and the its Internet population will reach 16 million.