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      schrieb am 16.02.00 11:52:45
      Beitrag Nr. 1 ()
      Hallo,

      kann mir jemand sagen, warum der Handeln mit der Aussie Online in Australien gestoppt wurde?
      Danke
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      schrieb am 16.02.00 22:04:29
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      hallo ebpa,

      habe dein posting heute mittag schon gelesen.
      Meines Wissens wir aussie online ab morgen in Berlin, oder/und
      Frankfurt gelistet.
      Koennte ja sein das dies der Grund ist.

      Ich warte auch schon darauf.
      Falls du die WKN nnicht kennst:
      WKN 869762 Symbol: BR9

      Hast du vielleicht etwas info zu aol ?
      metisdo@gmx.de

      gruesse
      metisdo
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      schrieb am 17.02.00 06:32:51
      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      ECAT DEVELOPMENT CAPITAL LIMITED 2000-02-17 ASX-SIGNAL-G

      HOMEX - Perth

      +++++++++++++++++++++++++
      Aussie Online Limited ("AOL") (ASX Code: AOL) has entered into an
      agreement to acquire 100% of Commerce Australia Pty Ltd for 40
      million shares in Aussie Online Limited ("AOL") at 25c per share.
      ECAT Development Capital Limited ("ECAT") has agreed to sell its
      9.18% shareholding in Commerce Australia Pty Ltd for 3.7 million
      shares in AOL. The transaction values Commerce Australia at A$10.0
      million and ECAT`s 9.18% equity at $918,000. This represents a return
      of 84% on ECAT`s investment of A$500,000 made on 17 November 1999.

      The agreement between AOL and Commerce Australia shareholders is
      subject to;

      * AOL satisfactorily completing its due diligence on Commerce
      Australia before 20 February 2000.

      * AOL shareholders approving the share issue to Commerce Australia
      shareholders at a general meeting to be held on or before 24 March
      2000.

      * AOL completing a planned placement of 25 million ordinary fully
      paid shares in the capital of AOL.

      * AOL obtaining approvals from shareholders and being in compliance
      with requirements of the ASX before 24 March 2000.

      Some or all of the shares in AOL issued to ECAT may be classified as
      "restricted securities" by the Australian Stock Exchange ("ASX") and
      ECAT will be required to comply with any restrictions that may be
      imposed on them by the ASX.

      AOL`s core business is its 100% interest in Aussie.com.au (2000) Pty
      Ltd, developer of the national business and services directory portal
      aussie.com.au, which currently indexes more than 1.2 million
      Australian businesses. AOL is targeting a market in business-to-
      business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) communications through
      the world wide web. aussie.com.au launched a major marketing campaign
      on Australia Day 2000.

      AOL`s Chairman, Mr Terry Strapp, said the acquisition of Commerce
      Australia represented a significant opportunity to acquire a
      complementary online business that would enhance its existing
      national business directory, aussie.com.au.

      "There are enormous synergies between the two businesses, as well as
      opportunities to integrate our respective skills and technologies to
      create a very exciting and dynamic Internet growth company," Mr
      Strapp said. "Our long-term strategy is to leverage off the
      aussie.com.au site and database to create a series of vertically
      integrated portals, each with exciting possibilities to develop new
      e-commerce revenue streams and creating a fully integrated e-commerce
      hub."

      For further information on ECAT or this announcement, please contact
      Mr Adam Rankine-Wilson or Mr Chris Eager on (61 8) 9481 3733.

      J McCormack
      COMPANY SECRETARY
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      schrieb am 17.02.00 06:34:11
      Beitrag Nr. 4 ()
      AUSSIE ONLINE LIMITED 2000-02-17 ASX-SIGNAL-G

      HOMEX - Perth

      +++++++++++++++++++++++++
      PRESS RELEASE

      Progressive online directory business Aussie Online Limited (ASX:
      AOL) has taken another key growth step, today announcing plans to
      expand into the lucrative online real estate directory market through
      the proposed acquisition of Commerce Australia Pty Ltd - developer of
      the popular real estate portal realtyonline.com.au.

      The acquisition is part of Aussie`s commitment to grow its business
      by adding new vertical portals alongside its existing aussie.com.au
      site, with the aim of establishing a diverse but complementary suite
      of linked portals - each providing opportunities to develop new
      revenue streams, including innovative e-commerce developments.

      The Perth-based Company today also announced a proposed additional
      A$5 million placement to parties including high-profile European
      investment company, Investa AG. The proposed placement, comprising 25
      million shares at 20 cents a share, follows hard on the heels of a
      previous A$2 million placement of 25 million shares at 8 cents - and
      will bring the total amount raised to A$7 million.

      Investa`s Managing Director, Mr Jurg Walker, has been appointed to
      the Board of Aussie Online Limited further accelerating its growth
      plans.

      Under the agreement announced today, Aussie will acquire Commerce
      Australia, including its software and technology, industry-specific
      portals and its ISP (Internet Service Provider) business.
      Consideration will be the issue of 40 million ordinary Aussie Online
      shares to the company`s principals. At last Friday`s closing price
      for Aussie shares of 26.5 cents, the transaction has a deemed value
      of A$10.6 million.

      Aussie Online`s Chairman, Mr Terry Strapp, said the acquisition of
      Commerce Australia represented a significant opportunity to acquire a
      complementary online business that would enhance its existing
      national business directory, aussie.com.au.

      "There are enormous synergies between the two businesses, as well as
      opportunities to integrate our respective skills and technologies to
      create a very exciting and dynamic Internet growth company," Mr
      Strapp said. "Our long-term strategy is to leverage off the
      aussie.com.au site and database to create a series of vertically
      integrated portals, each with exciting possibilities to develop new
      e-commerce revenue streams and creating a fully integrated c-commerce
      hub."

      Commerce Australia`s main growth focus is on its realtyonline.com.au
      portal, which is targeted to become the most comprehensive real
      estate site in Australia. Three additional portals, rentfind.com.au,
      movingcentre.com.au and housemate.com.au - will integrate with
      realtyonline.com.au to create a suite of full service sites to
      capture the market.

      Mr Strapp said realtyonline.com.au had been established to exploit a
      unique market niche because it offered free listings on its site, in
      contrast to competitors that charge up to A$150 per account each
      month to simply list on the sites. The site`s point of difference is
      that it offers agents listing on the site access to proprietary
      Commerce Australia-owned Datahouse software that enables all sales
      and listing data to be sent back to subscribing agents, ensuring
      total data integrity.

      Commerce Australia`s Chairman, Mr Michael Perrott, said the software
      enabled agents to monitor and control all costs associated with each
      listing. "The realtyonline.com.au site generates its revenue streams
      by providing agents with value-added services such as online access
      to this unique software, by setting up a customised home page for
      each agent, or by creating innovative e-commerce solutions."

      "Strategic alliances with banks, mortgage and insurance originators
      and other service providers are currently being explored to encourage
      greater site visitation and forms of transactions on the site," Mr
      Perrott added.

      The realtyonline.com.au is exclusively for Real Estate Agents
      listings and also offers equivalent services to the other major
      online real estate directories. Rentfind.com.au is being developed to
      target the rental market, while movingcentre and housemate are
      supporting portals. movingcentre will assist in the total moving
      process through providing links to businesses covering all aspects of
      moving house, including insurance, removalists, pest control and
      maintenance companies. housemate is a free site which will provide a
      bulletin board forum advertising rooms to rent or houses to share.
      Both sites are scheduled to be online by the end of February 2000.

      Mr Strapp said the concept of offering free listings on an online
      directory and then leveraging this by adding value to the user would
      generate revenue streams similar to Aussie Online`s strategy with the
      aussie.com.au directory.

      "Our point of difference is that we offer businesses the opportunity
      to list comprehensive contact information free-of-charge and then
      generate revenue by offering priority positioning and template-based
      web sites," he said.

      Since launching a major advertising campaign last month,
      aussie.com.au has recorded a massive increase in hits and experienced
      a large increase in the number of new businesses registering on the
      site, which already catalogues more than 1.3 million Australian
      businesses.

      Aussie Online`s Managing Director, Mr Peter Youd, said the Company
      was currently registering as many as 500 new businesses per day,
      while the site was on target to register 1 million hits for February
      based on current performance (up from 350,000 - 400,000 in recent
      months). Our entry into the Perth market has been a tremendous
      success and we are on target to expand into Sydney, Melbourne and
      Brisbane this year.

      "The acquisition of Commerce Australia provides opportunities to
      utilise our existing sales and marketing infrastructure to raise the
      profile of the realtyonline.com.au and other sites and integrate them
      into our sales plan," Mr Youd said. "The additional opportunity that
      Commerce Australia`s ISP and e-commerce capabilities add to our
      business is significant in that it creates enormous potential to add
      value to our existing aussie.com.au client base."

      "A notice of meeting seeking approval of the placement and the
      acquisition of Commerce Australia Pty Ltd will be issued to
      shareholders and a prospectus lodged, shortly after which, with ASX
      approval, it is anticipated the current trading halt will be lifted,"
      said Mr Youd.


      Released by: On behalf of:

      Jan Hope / Nicholas Read Mr Terry Strapp / Mr Peter Youd
      Jan Hope & Partners Chairman / Managing Director
      Telephone: (08) 9388-1474 Aussie Online Limited
      Telephone: (08) 9316-6100
      Email: peter.youd@corp.aussie.com.au


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