Intasys übernimmt kanadische Suchmaschine.... - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[jst1]

Intasys übernimmt, seit Langem erwrtet, endlich Mama.com aus Kanada.
Gestern konnte Intasys bei geringen Ümsätzen 100% zulegen und hält den Kurs.
Einsteigen und wohlfühlen....

[prof19]

@jst1

Und gleichzeitig bekam INTA das Rating "strong buy" mit Kursziel 8 USD in 12 Monaten, also immerhin Vervierfachung. Mamma.com ist unter den zehn größten Suchmaschinen der Welt, mit guten Umsätzen (sieh Bilanz von INTA). Komischerweise hat vor einigen Monaten jeder in INTA rumgezockt, und jetzt wo sie wirklich werthaltig wird, sind die Trader fort. Naja, vielleicht werden auch am Deutschen Markt irgendwann die echten Werte entdeckt.

der Prof

[laling]

Ich bin schon lange investiert. Durchschnitt ca. 4 Eur. (Re-Split incl.)!

Es ist nur eine Frage der Zeit bis Aktionäre auf inta aufmerksam werden.

Viel Glück.

[Boffe26]

ich denke auch das die rakete jetzt längerfristig zündet...
wenn mamma.com an die börse kommt hebt INTA mal richtig ab und wer sich bis jetzt noch nicht eingedeckt hat sollte schleunigst seine äuglein öffnen denn sonst kann er nur noch traurig hinterherschauen wie inta gen himmel steigt.

[prof19]

@alle

endlich tut sich wieder was in INTA, und das bei schwachem Gesamtmarkt!

Freut mich auch, daß sich nun ein paar Altaktionäre zu Wort melden. Ich bin natürlich auch schon eine Weile drin, und kann es gar nicht fassen, wie die Kiste abgeht. Der Börsengang von Mamma.com ist sicherlich noch eine Weile hin, aber wer sich mit der Bilanz von INTA beschäftigt, der sieht daß die Mamma durchaus Umsatz und Gewinn generiert, der in die Nähe der lächerlich kleinen Marktkapitalisierung von INTA heranreicht. Ich bleibe langfristig am Ball. Krass unterbewertet

der Prof

[laling]

@ all inta`s

Meiner Meinung nach ist es fraglich, ob es derzeit besonders
schlau wäre mamma an die Börse zu bringen.

Wichtig ist da nicht die Notierung an der Börse, sondern das das
Geschäftsmodell von mamma aufgeht und rentabel ist.
Es bleibt eine 100%-Beteiligung von inta, d.h. das das Ergebnis
voll konsolidiert wird z.G. von inta.

Deshalb auch das gute Rating und die Kaufempfehlung, wobei ich
8 USD nicht gerade für eine faire Bewertung halte, die dürfte eher
in Richtung 10 USD gehen (nur meiner Meinung nach!).

Wie schon gesagt, wichtig ist was drinsteckt!

[cod]

...wie schon gesagt, der Horizont hat sich geklärt. Selbst die dunklen Wolken des Terrors können ihn nicht völlig verdüstern.
Inta hat das Delisting verhindert, und den Resplit gut über die Bühne gebracht. Entgegen vieler Unkenrufe. Das schafft wieder
Vertrauen in das Managment.
Aber vergessen wir nicht, das 8$ gerade mal 80 lausige cent sind. " Mühsam ernährt sich das Eichhörnchen "
So Long

[cod]

Interessant ist auch, das Institionelle wieder ein bisschen Geschmack an Inta gefunden haben. In den letzten 3 Monaten folgende Investoren aufgestockt:
DB Alex Brown Inc 15995 (total: 33708)
TD Asset Management 9558 (total: 9558)
Merril Lynch & Co Inc 5196 (total: 21854)
Sind keine gewaltigen Zahlen, wenn man sich jedoch den Resplit zurückdenkt, klingen sie schon besser.
Es sind übrigens nur die Investoren genannt, die in den letzten 3 Monaten zugegriffen haben.
So Long

[prof19]

@laling
bei einem Top-Kurs (vor dem Reversedsplit) von 14-16 USD ist es pipe ob das KZ nun 0,8 USD oder 1,0 USD betragen soll. Wenn die Kiste abgeht, sehe ich grade so gut 2 USD. Smallcaps haben solche Steigerungen in sich. Nach Reversedsplit heißt das, INTA kann gut auf 20 USD gehen - der Analyst sagte lustigerweise 18 USD, als ob man das so genau wissen könnte...

@cod
Wo kriegt man denn die von dir genannten Zahlen? Kannst du das http angeben?

der Prof

[cod]

@prof
Instit.Ownership for INTA from Multex.com

[prof19]

@cod

Gibt es eine Möglichkeit der kostenlosen Nutzung? Ich meine mehr oder weniger dauerhaft?

Kannst mir ja mal mailen...

[cod]

@prof
Die Nutzung ist kostenlos. Du musst dich nur einloggen. Für bestimmte Analysen, sind für Inta reichlich vorhanden, musst du allerdings zahlen.
So Long

[Boffe26]

hi@q gibts dich noch? wenn ja dann meld divh doch mal bitte wieder !!! deine infos waren immer sehr hilfreich !!

[prof19]

wie lange wird die INTA jetzt wohl steigen?

[jst1]

...bis sie oben ist. Und das kann ein kontinuirlicher,steigender Pfad werden.
Und Dsa ist auch gut so, oder?

Es gibt nur wenige Werte, die der allgemeinen Hysterie trotzen. Ein Wert ist unsere Intasys, der Andere Wert heisst IQ Power 924110.

Beide steigen gegen den Trend.

[prof19]

@jst1

ich habe noch 3 weitere Werte, die gegen den Trend steigen:

CHINA = Chinadotcom
ZICA = Zi Corp
BLSC = Biologic Systems

ist ein schönes Gefühl,nicht wahr?

der Prof

[Boffe26]

hi@all kann mir mal jemand sagen warum wir gegen den wert steigen ? gibts news oder was ist da los ? ist doch nicht normal das so ein no name wert gegen dan aktuellen trend steigt und nicht einen cent nachgibt.
freu mich natürlich wie wir alle bestimmt, kanns mir aber nicht erklären.
werde jetzt noch mal kräftig holz nachlegen, denn wenn die rakete richtig zündet kann sie keiner mehr aufhalten.
und das wird schon bald der fall sein, da zinssenkungen sich spätestens 12 monate nach der ersten senkung am markt bemerkbar machen und die erste is ja bekanntlich schon 9 monate her !!!!!!
also au weiter steigende kurse
Boffe26

PS: wer mir hier aus welchen gründen auch immer nicht antworten will kann das auch gerne per e-mail tun
[e-mail]
danke im vorraus !!!!

[cod]

Imagis Technologies Inc. (934634) hält sich auch ganz tapfer.
cod

[prof19]

@Boffe26

wenn du mal die älteren Postings lesen würdest...
INTA wurde von einem Analysten besprochen mit

"strong buy" KZ 8$ (12 Monate), KZ 18$ (langfristig)

Grund:
Mamma.com wurde zu 100% übernommen und generiert steigende Umsätze, eine der meistfrequentierten Suchmaschinen der Welt, und diese Umsätze, insbesondere Gewinne hieraus, sollen weiter ausgebaut werden. Die Marktkapitalisierung von INTA ist winzig. Falls Mamma.com an die Börse geht, wird INTA ins Unermeßliche steigen, Faktor 100 oder mehr, aber das ist in diesem Marktumfeld Zukunftsmusik. Jedoch: Der Tag wird kommen...

genießen und locker zurücklehnen

der Prof

[cod]

Ich kann mich noch erinnern was für eine Aufregung im Intaboard herrschte, als Q herausfand, das Merril Lynch und Deutsche Bank in Inta investiert haben. Kurz vor dem Resplit haben sie ihre Beteiligungen abgegeben, um sie jetzt in 3facher Menge aufzustocken. (ohne Resplit gerechnet)
Jetzt scheint es niemanden mehr vom Hocker zu hauen, das sich so bedeutende Investoren wieder für Inta interessieren.
Wenigstens in diesem Board.
cod

[prof19]

@cod

Als die ihre Beteiligungen abgaben, drohte für INTA das Delisting. Nun gibt es eine erste ernsthafte Analyse mit "strong buy", also das kann schon für einen Wiedereinstieg reichen.

Ich finde es auch seltsam, daß die Zocker verschwunden sind, obwohl INTA nun viel bessere Aussichten hat. Ich denke, die werden von der Scheiße angezogen wie die Fliegen: "Schau mer mal alle Werte an unter 50 ct, was könnte man heute zocken..."

Nun da INTA aus der Scheiße draußen ist und einen ordentlichen Kurs hat, sind die Schmeißfliegen fort, und wer ist noch übrig hier? Einige Langfristinvestoren wie du und ich, die warten können bis die 8$ da sind, oder auch mehr. Vielleicht werden es aber auch nur 4 oder 5.

Bist du gut drin, wirst du aufstocken oder abgeben?

[cod]

Sicherlich gibt es Schmeissfliegen, die schwirren hier überall zwischen den Threads umher, ist auch ok so.
Aber es gab auch einen sehr engagierten Kern, und ich glaub nicht das die alle draussen sind. Deshalb wundert mich die Ruhe.
Aber wer weiss, vielleicht hatten sie auch die Nase Voll. Oder die Hose?
Übrigens kam das Strong buy deutlich später, als der Einstieg von Deutsche Bank und Merril Lynch.
Als Investor bin ich sicher ein kleines Licht, aber ich werde drinbleiben, und bei der nächsten Gelegenheit wieder aufstocken.
Als die Luft sehr dünn war für Inta, hab ich gedacht, die Papierchen kriegt irgendwann einmal meine Tochter . Mit 18 oder so. Jetzt ist sie 1 Jahr alt.

[prof19]

@cod
ich habe 1998 für meine Tochter ein Internet-Depot zusammengestellt, später auch andere Sachen, von damals 13200 DM auf maximal 120000 DM in 2000, aber dann leider nicht verkauft wegen der Steuern. Nun ist es nicht mehr viel über 20000, wenn überhaupt. Es ist auch gefährlich, künftige Entwicklungen langfristig vorwegzunehmen, das habe ich gemerkt, denn es kann auch ganz anders kommen, ich hätte bei 120000 lieber mal umgeschichtet in Berkshire Hathaway (hat sich von da an verdoppelt), in einen Rentenfonds, in Philip Morris oder sonst was, nur nicht Internet und Hightech. Ich habe nun dort nur noch was den Crash überstanden hat, aber die neu hinzugekauften CHINA (bei 3 E) und KOREA (bei 2,50 E) liegen auch schon wieder am Boden.

Die INTA ist insofern interessant, als sie fundamental sehr viel höher bewertet sein könnte. Andererseits ist es schmerzhaft zu sehen, wie man 500 Aktien mit 9500 auf 10000 aufstockt, um dann einige Monate später wieder nur noch 1000 zu haben. Aber diese scheinen sich wenigstens zu halten.

[cod]

Was ist denn bei den Amis los? Jetzt sind wir, nachdem die Börsen wieder öffneten, bei sehr hohem Volumen zügig nach oben. Und jetzt?? Jetzt geht`s bei kaum wahrnehmbarem Volumen genauso stetig wieder runter. Sind die noch ganz bei der Sache, die Amis??

[prof19]

@cod

das ist ganz normal, INTA hatte gute Nachrichten gebracht und zg daher stark an, abgekoppelt von der börse. nun sind diese nachrichten vergessen, wer sie kaufen wollte, hat es getan, nun kommen gewinnmitnahmen der leute die nicht drin bleiben wollten sondern nur zocken. die finden zur zeit jede menge schnäppchen. man muß einfach drin bleiben odermal einen teil verkaufen wenn es so richtig hochgeschossen ist. man kann auc einfach aussitzen, wird schon noch höher gehen, denn runter bei fallenden umsätzen ist gut, da bleiben die meisten drin.

[Q._2011]

Hallo Boffe26, all,

ja ich bin noch da. Und ich bin nach wie vor in Inta investiert. Leider habe ich momentan sehr wenig Zeit. Grundsätzlich lese ich jeden Thread, jedes Posting. (Außer im US Board, dafür fehlt mir die Zeit) Leider kann ich wg. fehlender Recherche keine neuen Fakten liefern.

Gruß Q.

Ach so, und.... GO INTA und MOJO.....

[laling]

Inta heute minus 15% ! (=1,65 USD, im Tief 1,55 !)

..und 5000 werden für 1.69 angeboten! Juhu.

[prof19]

@alle

investoren suchen stücke, intasys im rebound +14%
juhu es geht wieder los.

der Prof

[Freddy-Krueger]

Was mir zu denken gibt, das CMGI im Moment so geprügelt wird. Inta und CMGI haben ja das selbe Geschäftsfeld.

[prof19]

@Freddy-Krueger

Genau, und CMGI fällt während INTA steigt und sich hält.

CMGI wird demnächst bankrott gehen, verbrennen zu viel Cash
INTA hat konsolidiert, die Hausaufgaben gemacht und Mamma.com zum quasi Nulltarif gekauft.

FAZIT:
CMGI wird fallen, INTA wird steigen

es ist eben leichter, einen David zu sanieren als einen Goliath
nicht immer ist an der Börse die Größe ein Vorteil...

der Prof

[Boffe26]

im herbst!!
bis bald Boffe26hi@all!!
danke@ q für deine antwort!!
hoffe das inta entgegen der konj. entwicklung sich noch weiter gen norden bewegt. die vorgaben an der nasda sind ja bis jetzt nicht schlecht...
@ q wo siehst du INTA in einem 1/2 jahr ?
auf ne fette rallye im herbst 2001 !!
bis bald....

[cod]

Jetzt haben wir bei allerdünnsten Umsätzen 1,5$ erreicht. Mich juckt es langsam in den Fingern. Ist das der Boden, oder sollte man noch ein wenig warten?
(Bis jetzt hab ich bei Inta immer nachgekauft, wenn es danach noch einmal satt hinunterging)
cod

[cstt]

Hi prof19

kein Kommentar zu CMGI ?

Nur eine kleine Bemerkung:
Von solchen Umsätzten und Kurssteigerungen kann INTA nur
träumen !!!

Aber jedem das seine.

Grüße

[prof19]

@cstt

Bin bei CMGI leider nicht mehr drin, weil ich sie nach mehr als Verdreifachung von 95$ bei 301$ verakuft habe, dann kam der Split, also VK zu 155,5$

Seither schaue ich die CMGI als keine gute Aktie an, wie kommen die überhaupt dazu, 1 Mrd CASH p.a. zu verbrennen für ihre hirnverbrannten Aktivitäten, extrem verlustbringende falsche Geschäftsmodelle wie Sand am Meer. Wenn sie so weitermachen, dann ist halt demnächst Feierabend. Der jüngste Kursanstieg mag seine Gründe gehabt haben, ich verfolge sie nicht mehr.

INTA hat seit längerem konsolidiert, die Cashverbrennung nimmt extrem ab (war noch nie so hart wie bei CMGI) und namhafte Investoren sind eingestiegen. Wir reden hier nicht über einen ehemaligen Bigcap, der das falsche Modell hat, sondern über einen Microcap, der irgendwann seine wahren Werte vorzeigen wird.

Wenn sich nun irgendwelche Zocker in CMGI ver-x-facht haben, dann sage ich nur, die haben sich vermutlich vorher schon x-mal vertradet, so sei ihnen der Erfolg gegönnt.

Aus fundamentaler Sicht bleibe ich bei INTA. Wollen wir mal sehen, wo sie in 5 Jahren stehen.

der Prof

[Zocker02]

Kann man eigentlich Intasys in Deutschland überhaupt noch handeln??Finden ja so gut wie keine Umsätze mehr statt...

[prof19]

@zocker02

Relativ kleinerer Spread in Muenchen (20ct) sonst größer.
Ich hoffe, daß die INTA mal wieder beliebter wird, dann wird sie auch in Deutschland wieder mehr gehandelt. Zum Zocken nur bedingt geeignet, eher einsammeln und warten.

dP

[schokotrunk]

In diese Depotleiche kommt ja überhaupt keine Musik!

-schokotrunk-

[prof19]

@schokotrunk

da muß man schon mal bis nächstes Frühjahr warten können, sobald die großen Techs gelaufen sind, werden auch die INTA abheben. Dann aber gewaltig ??!!



der Prof

[cod]

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

Thursday October 18, 12:00 am Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: ValleyAlley

ValleyAlley Recognizes The Value Of Mamma.com`s Advertiser Database

NEW YORK, NY--(INTERNET WIRE)--Oct 17, 2001-- ValleyAlley.com a developer and marketer of performance-based
advertising services for the Internet and Mamma.com - The Mother Of All Search Engines(TM), a premier meta-search engine have
entered into a distribution arrangement.

ValleyAlley.com search engine results will be integrated into Mamma.com`s vast distribution network. Our engine results will display
on 100`s of different sites such as Iqseek.com, GoHip, Chubba.com and Copernic.

"At a time when the market is down, and the media blames online marketing, we have been able to attract 1100 advertisers in the past
6 months" says a ValleyAlley.com spokesperson.

Vice-President of Business Development, Patrick Hopf adds, "Though Mamma.com no longer provides traffic to performance-based
search engines, we have grown an extensive network of partner sites who can provide great traffic and are looking for quality
content. We are very pleased ValleyAlley.com recognizes the worth of our extended traffic; it`s the recognition we`ve been looking
for."

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This partnership gives ValleyAlley.com another industry leader to add to its growing list of distribution partners.

About ValleyAlley.com

With its performance-based, pay for position search engine (www.valleyalley.com/) we operate an online marketplace where
advertisers use an automated bidding process to determine the per-click fee they will pay for premier placement within our search
engine results. Advertisers offering the highest bid for particular keywords and key phrases appear first on the list of search results.
This cost-effective, performance-based model allows Web publishers to pay only for those customers who click through to their sites.
Through an extensive search partner program, search results appear on 1,000`s of sites such as Netzero.com via InfoSpace, DogPile,
Canada.com.

About Mamma.

Mamma.com - The Mother of All Search Engines is a category leader among meta-search engines. Formed in 1996, the company has
experienced steady growth and currently has over 7.9 million unique users per month. Mamma`s growing popularity is rooted in the
superior value that its meta-search process provides to the end user. Intasys Corporation (NASDAQ: INTA - news) is the parent
company and sole shareholder of Mamma.com.

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Ich weiss, ich weiss. 1mal hätte genügt. Lest`s einfach ein paarmal hintereinander...

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Intasys Appoints New Chairman and CEO David Goldman

Focus On Operations and Profitability of Business Segments

MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 30, 2001-226Intasys Corporation (223Intasys224 or the 223Company224;
NASDAQ:INTA - news) announces that the Board of Directors of Intasys has appointed David Goldman as Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer.

Steve Saviuk, who decided to step down from these positions, has led Intasys through its recent restructuring which has resulted in
significant cost reductions and a platform for profitability in its two operating segments, Intasys Billing Technologies and
Mamma.com Inc. David Goldman and Steve Saviuk are Directors of the Company and both will continue as board members. Mr.
Goldman will assume the Chairman and CEO position to focus on profitability of these two principal operating units. Steve Saviuk
will continue to oversee the Company`s venture capital interests.

David Goldman brings to Intasys thirty-five years of senior executive leadership experience. For the last four years, Mr. Goldman
held the position of Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of Noranda Inc.

Mr. Goldman is currently a director of Workbrain Inc. and has been a director of Falconbridge Limited, Tritech Ltd. and Phoenix
Life Sciences Inc.

About Intasys Corporation

Intasys, via Mamma.com Inc., is a leading Internet media company. Through Intasys Billing Technologies, it is a global provider of
wireless, Internet-compatible billing and customer care information systems. Intasys continues to hold minority interests in and
seeks to provide strategic assistance to companies such as Tece, Inc., Ltrim Technologies Inc., and Tri-Link Technologies Inc.

Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in
the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that
can cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings
with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Intasys Appoints New Chairman and CEO David Goldman

Focus On Operations and Profitability of Business Segments

MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 30, 2001-226Intasys Corporation (223Intasys224 or the 223Company224;
NASDAQ:INTA - news) announces that the Board of Directors of Intasys has appointed David Goldman as Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer.

Steve Saviuk, who decided to step down from these positions, has led Intasys through its recent restructuring which has resulted in
significant cost reductions and a platform for profitability in its two operating segments, Intasys Billing Technologies and Mamma.com
Inc. David Goldman and Steve Saviuk are Directors of the Company and both will continue as board members. Mr. Goldman will
assume the Chairman and CEO position to focus on profitability of these two principal operating units. Steve Saviuk will continue to
oversee the Company`s venture capital interests.

David Goldman brings to Intasys thirty-five years of senior executive leadership experience. For the last four years, Mr. Goldman held
the position of Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of Noranda Inc.

Mr. Goldman is currently a director of Workbrain Inc. and has been a director of Falconbridge Limited, Tritech Ltd. and Phoenix Life
Sciences Inc.

About Intasys Corporation

Intasys, via Mamma.com Inc., is a leading Internet media company. Through Intasys Billing Technologies, it is a global provider of
wireless, Internet-compatible billing and customer care information systems. Intasys continues to hold minority interests in and seeks
to provide strategic assistance to companies such as Tece, Inc., Ltrim Technologies Inc., and Tri-Link Technologies Inc.

Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can
cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with
the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Intasys Appoints New Chairman and CEO David Goldman

Focus On Operations and Profitability of Business Segments

MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 30, 2001-226Intasys Corporation (223Intasys224 or the 223Company224;
NASDAQ:INTA - news) announces that the Board of Directors of Intasys has appointed David Goldman as Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer.

Steve Saviuk, who decided to step down from these positions, has led Intasys through its recent restructuring which has resulted in
significant cost reductions and a platform for profitability in its two operating segments, Intasys Billing Technologies and Mamma.com
Inc. David Goldman and Steve Saviuk are Directors of the Company and both will continue as board members. Mr. Goldman will
assume the Chairman and CEO position to focus on profitability of these two principal operating units. Steve Saviuk will continue to
oversee the Company`s venture capital interests.

David Goldman brings to Intasys thirty-five years of senior executive leadership experience. For the last four years, Mr. Goldman held
the position of Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of Noranda Inc.

Mr. Goldman is currently a director of Workbrain Inc. and has been a director of Falconbridge Limited, Tritech Ltd. and Phoenix Life
Sciences Inc.

About Intasys Corporation

Intasys, via Mamma.com Inc., is a leading Internet media company. Through Intasys Billing Technologies, it is a global provider of
wireless, Internet-compatible billing and customer care information systems. Intasys continues to hold minority interests in and seeks
to provide strategic assistance to companies such as Tece, Inc., Ltrim Technologies Inc., and Tri-Link Technologies Inc.

Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can
cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with
the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Intasys Appoints New Chairman and CEO David Goldman

Focus On Operations and Profitability of Business Segments

MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 30, 2001-226Intasys Corporation (223Intasys224 or the 223Company224;
NASDAQ:INTA - news) announces that the Board of Directors of Intasys has appointed David Goldman as Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer.

Steve Saviuk, who decided to step down from these positions, has led Intasys through its recent restructuring which has resulted in
significant cost reductions and a platform for profitability in its two operating segments, Intasys Billing Technologies and Mamma.com
Inc. David Goldman and Steve Saviuk are Directors of the Company and both will continue as board members. Mr. Goldman will
assume the Chairman and CEO position to focus on profitability of these two principal operating units. Steve Saviuk will continue to
oversee the Company`s venture capital interests.

David Goldman brings to Intasys thirty-five years of senior executive leadership experience. For the last four years, Mr. Goldman held
the position of Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of Noranda Inc.

Mr. Goldman is currently a director of Workbrain Inc. and has been a director of Falconbridge Limited, Tritech Ltd. and Phoenix Life
Sciences Inc.

About Intasys Corporation

Intasys, via Mamma.com Inc., is a leading Internet media company. Through Intasys Billing Technologies, it is a global provider of
wireless, Internet-compatible billing and customer care information systems. Intasys continues to hold minority interests in and seeks
to provide strategic assistance to companies such as Tece, Inc., Ltrim Technologies Inc., and Tri-Link Technologies Inc.

Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can
cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with
the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Intasys Appoints New Chairman and CEO David Goldman

Focus On Operations and Profitability of Business Segments

MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 30, 2001-226Intasys Corporation (223Intasys224 or the 223Company224;
NASDAQ:INTA - news) announces that the Board of Directors of Intasys has appointed David Goldman as Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer.

Steve Saviuk, who decided to step down from these positions, has led Intasys through its recent restructuring which has resulted in
significant cost reductions and a platform for profitability in its two operating segments, Intasys Billing Technologies and Mamma.com
Inc. David Goldman and Steve Saviuk are Directors of the Company and both will continue as board members. Mr. Goldman will
assume the Chairman and CEO position to focus on profitability of these two principal operating units. Steve Saviuk will continue to
oversee the Company`s venture capital interests.

David Goldman brings to Intasys thirty-five years of senior executive leadership experience. For the last four years, Mr. Goldman held
the position of Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of Noranda Inc.

Mr. Goldman is currently a director of Workbrain Inc. and has been a director of Falconbridge Limited, Tritech Ltd. and Phoenix Life
Sciences Inc.

About Intasys Corporation

Intasys, via Mamma.com Inc., is a leading Internet media company. Through Intasys Billing Technologies, it is a global provider of
wireless, Internet-compatible billing and customer care information systems. Intasys continues to hold minority interests in and seeks
to provide strategic assistance to companies such as Tece, Inc., Ltrim Technologies Inc., and Tri-Link Technologies Inc.

Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that can
cause actual results to differ materially from estimated results. Such risks and uncertainties are detailed in the Company`s filings with
the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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[prof19]

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nun hast dus wohl oft genug gepostet, ich habs kapiert...

sieht ja wohl langfristig gut aus, zumindest kann es nur noch besser kommen. Nicht jeder Gründer ist auch an guter Manager. Ich habe übrigens auf einer Tagung einen Nachbarn des bisherigen CEO getroffen. Die Welt ist klein...

dP