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To: TechJustice who wrote (2432)	5/12/1999 6:51:00 PM
From: JIMMY LIU	Respond to of 15145

Wed, 12 May 1999, 6:48pm EDT Intelligent Life's Initial 3.5 Mln Common Shares Priced At 13 By Paul Accetta North Palm Beach, Florida, May 12 (Bloomberg) -- Following are the details from Intelligent Life Corp.'s initial public offering of 3.5 million common shares at a price of 13. Company: Intelligent Life Corp. Lead Manager: ING Baring Furman Selz Common: 3.5 million Price: $13 Amount: $45.5 million Gross Spread: $.91 Selling Concession: $.54 Underwriting Fee: $.185 Management Fee: $.185 Reallowance: $.10 Trade Date: May 13, 1999 Settle Date: May 18, 1999

To: TechJustice who wrote (2432)	5/13/1999 12:15:00 AM
From: Eric Shih	Respond to of 15145

I am starting to get impressed with the potential of Alloy Online and its target market. Anybody do a comparison to ITurf yet? Alloy is pricing their shares in a range of 10-12 (initially) and it has about 14,000,000 total shares outstanding, giving it a market cap of around $170,000,000. This valuation places a Price/Sales ratio of about 17X on year-end revenues of $10 million. ITurf has only about $4 million sales in its last year-end period, with a Price/Sales ratio of over 100X at its market cap of over $600 million. If the market give Alloy the same type of valuation, then it should trade up to around $70 a share. Any opinions on Alloy's potential and that compared to ITurf?