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[Karlchen_I]

Wahnsinn. Letsbuyitcom werden auf der Finanzseite von CNN
in Amiland erwähnt.

http://cnnfn.cnn.com/markets/morning_call/

( unten rechts)

[Wallgrekk]

Die letzte Story von LBC auf Deiner angegebenen Seite ist vom 6. Februar, also hör auf so einen Mist zu verbreiten!!!

[J3142]

LetsBuyIt gets boost
Shares surge as online retailer gets
more funds, reports revenue growth
May 17, 2001: 6:49 a.m. ET

LONDON (CNN) - Shares in online retailer LetsBuyIt.com surged on
Thursday after it announced investor commitments of 77.8 million so far this
year.

The Amsterdam-based company, that nearly went bust in January, said it
had successfully concluded renegotiations with a lead investor, Shmulik
Stein International Investments (SSII), over its plans to inject 30 million.

Its shares rose 13.2 percent on Germany`s Neuer Markt in morning trading to
0.43. They reached an all-time high of 6.40 last July.

The company also reported that it had built order volumes to more than 3
million since the relaunch of its Web sites at the end of February. Founded in
Sweden in January 1999, it had previously grown to 14 national Web sites
but relaunched in just the UK, Germany, Sweden and France.

LetsBuyIt said it has also acquired more than 40,000 new members and now
had 1.2 million registered. Its service allows members to join in co-buys of
items to drive down the prices of domestics appliances and other goods.

The company did not explain why it had to renegotiate with SSII. It has
received 2.9 million to date and SSII had agreed to pay 0.9 million in early
June, it said. SSII would pay a further 26.2 million according to
previously-agreed milestones. New investor commitments now totaled 77.8
million.

LetsBuyIt has frozen its advertising for four months, but said market
research revealed it still had 77 percent brand awareness in Sweden and 59
percent in the UK.

It plans a further relaunch at the end of this month, with online marketing
activities, a new product line and TV advertising.