MAIL.COM - CEO heute abend auf CNBC - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

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Hier der Link: http://www.cnbc.com/commentary/guest_list.asp
Schaut auch mal auf http://www.world.com; da gibt es ein paar interessante News. Außerdem STRONG BUY-Upgrade mit Kursziel 42$. Viel Spaß beim Research!

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Hier ein paar ergänzende Infos:

March 28, 2000 - Mail.com, Inc., the owner of the most valuable portfolio of cyber realty in the world, today announced the formation of World.com, the leading global Internet incubator of premier domain properties.

March 28, 2000 - World.com today announced the formation of Asia.com, Inc., a leading pan-Asian network of Web properties to serve the major countries in the region including Greater China, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Singapore.

March 28, 2000 - World.com announced today the formation of India.com, Inc. to serve as a comprehensive source of business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) information and services for the resident and non-resident Indian community.

Die vollständigen Artikel sind auf der Homepage nachzulesen.

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Aus dem Yahoo-Board:

Mail.com Inc. Reiterated `Buy` at PaineWebber
By Sybil Carlson

Princeton, New Jersey, March 28 (Bloomberg Data) -- Mail.com Inc. (MAIL
US) was reiterated ``buy`` by analyst Andrew Burns at PaineWebber Inc. The
12-month target price is $50.00 per share.

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Aus dem Raging-Bull:

Good interview by the CEO!
"Mail.com" has one of the strongest balance
sheets on the internet."
"Announces a new division, World.com which encompasses
all their global portals to the internet."
"Currently has at least 26 months of cash," rebutting
recent article stating mail.com would run out of
cash this summer.

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Ebenfalls aus dem Raging-Bull:

SG Cowen: target $37
Today SG Cowen reiterated a buy for Mail.com with a target of $37 - that`s up 85% from today`s 20 - So, let`s make this stock moving!
(Source: E-trade)

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a stock that has failed to deliver.. Traders/investors have been at a loss to explain the inability of Mail.com shares to sustain a rally. Sure, the fundamentals aren`t the most compelling that you`ll find (losses for the next two years projected at well over $1.00 per share), but the company`s prospects are certainly stronger than a good number of the issues that have raced 500% or more over the past year. Maybe the stock just hasn`t had the right names in its corner. Perhaps Mail.com has lacked the one-two punch needed to maintain the interest of investors... Over the past two sessions, however, the stock has been given another look by investors, following extremely bullish initial rating placed on the issue yesterday by Prudential. The firm started coverage with a STRONG BUY and an attention-grabbing price target of $42, representing 143% upside from Friday`s closing level and 114% from current levels. MAIL is extending Monday`s move with announcement this morning of plans to form an incubator of premier Internet domain properties. The new subsidiary, WORLD.com, will integrate Mail.com domain properties (such as USA.com, Asia.com, Europe.com, India.com, lawyer.com and doctor.com) into a collaborative network of Web properties serving the worldwide business-to-business and business-to-consumer marketplaces... Will this new strategy allow Mail.com to successfully monetize its portfolio of premium Web real estate or will the efforts simply lead the company deeper into the red? The latter scenario is probably the more likely of the two. Fortunately, this happens to be the type of strategy that Wall Street analysts eat up (in fact, wouldn`t be surprised if the idea was formulated by one of the company`s bankers). MAIL is now a story that can be neatly packaged and sold to institutional investors. Perhaps the label will read: The ICGE of the Global B2B/B2C Space. Certainly sounds more intriguing than: MAIL -- a leading provider of free and pay email services.

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Es gibt News:

Thursday April 6, 7:33 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release
Mail.com`s Internet Fax Traffic Soars to 12 Million Minutes in March
Volume Increases 26% Over Previous Quarter
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 6, 2000--Mail.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAIL - news), a leading global provider of Internet messaging services to businesses, announced today that Mail.com Business Messaging Services customers generated 12 million minutes of Internet fax traffic for the first time last month-the equivalent of 10.4 million fax pages. The total volume for the first quarter of 2000, which was 31.6 million minutes, was 26% higher than the 25.7 million minutes recorded for the fourth quarter in 1999. March`s volume also surpassed Mail.com`s previous record for monthly volume, which was set in February 2000, by nearly 2 million minutes.

Mail.com attributes the dramatic growth in Internet fax minutes to increased market category awareness of Internet fax and surging usage driven by the adoption of Production Fax Services by customers of all sizes. Global enterprise customers use Production Fax Services to fax high volumes of computer-generated business documents from the large-scale enterprise or transaction-intensive environments, which form the backbone of today`s e-business revolution.

``The impressive growth we`re experiencing stems from our role as a pioneer and a developer of the Internet fax services market,`` explained Bill Fallon, Mail.com Business Messaging Services vice president of marketing. ``Becoming the solutions provider for enterprise customers takes years of messaging experience coupled with the widest range of product offerings, and strong customer relationships. Mail.com BMS is years ahead of the competition on all three counts.``

``For several years we have been consolidating our position in the Internet fax solutions market. By building up this market, the number of enterprise customers we call on who plan to add production faxing capabilities to their existing systems is escalating. They turn to Mail.com because we`re one of the few, if not the only, service providers that implement customized fax solutions for business that integrate with a wide-range of legacy systems.``

About Mail.com Business Messaging Services

Mail.com Business Messaging Services (BMS) is a leading global provider of outsourced messaging solutions for businesses. Our solution set includes hosted Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes, Novell GroupWise and Web/POP3-based e-mail services; hosted e-mail firewall services such as virus scanning, spam blocking and content filtering; and a full range of Web-based, desktop and production Internet Fax solutions. Used by 8,500 corporations worldwide, Mail.com is the Company more enterprises turn to for outsourced messaging solutions. Further information about Mail.com Internet Fax solutions is available at www.netmoves.com or the Mail.com corporate Web site: http://corp.mail.com

About Mail.com

Mail.com, Inc. is a one-stop resource for Internet messaging services, providing reliable feature-rich e-mail and Internet fax services to businesses, ISPs, Web sites and direct to consumers through its flagship Web site: http://www.mail.com. Mail.com has a technology infrastructure of IP network facilities in 20 key countries and currently serves more than 12 million e-mailboxes and 8,500 corporate customers worldwide. Information about Mail.com (NASDAQ: MAIL - news) is available at http://corp.mail.com.

This news release may contain statements of a forward-looking nature relating to the future events or the future financial results of Mail.com. Investors are cautioned that such statements are only predictions and that actual events or results may differ materially. In evaluating such statements, investors should specifically consider the various factors which could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those indicated from such forward-looking statements, including the matters set forth in Mail.com`s reports and documents filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission.


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Contact:

Media Contacts:
Mail.com BMS, Inc.
Frances Ianacone, 800/828-7115 x2330
[e-mail]
or
Mail.com, Inc.
Holly A. Lehr, 212/425-4200 x422
[e-mail]
or
Investor Contact:
Mail.com, Inc.
Kathleen Holmes-Robb, 212/425-4200 x 376
[e-mail]

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Mail.com CEO To Interview On RadioWallStreet.com


MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2000 7:32 AM
- BusinessWire

PHILADELPHIA, Jun 12, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Today, on RadioWallStreet.com, Mail.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:MAIL)
President/ CEO, Gerald Gorman, will be interviewed. This event will be broadcast Monday, June 12, 2000 at 12:00 PM
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