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Technology Stocks : CheckFree Holdings Corp. (CKFR), the next Dell, Intel?

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To: BuckiFan who wrote (411)	12/2/1998 7:18:00 PM
From: Jody Ritchie	Read Replies (4) of 20297

BuckiFan, I do not use automatic deductions because I want to pay the bill, I don't want it deducted automatically. Lets say my telephone bill has a charge I want to contest on it. If they are deducting from my account (with my pre authorization), they get their money. However, if I'm paying the bill, I tell them I'll pay ____ much and we can talk about the other part. Automatic deductions take away my control. I will be a user of e-bills when it's available to me. Just read Don's post. Don, I use Quicken for all my finances. How much does e-bills cost and where in Quicken do I look for more info on it? I assume the billing entity has to have an agreement with CKFR? Forgive me, I own the stock, but I'm still a little cloudy on how it all works. I doubt my bank is using CKFR (small bank), so I would have to start there, but does my cable company need to have an agreement with CKFR as well?? Jody

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