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To: Mr. Big who wrote (80542)	6/24/1999 12:12:00 PM
From: changedmyname	Respond to of 119973

CYBS IPO---> might be a good one to trade. Paul Allen's Vulcan Ventures owns 15%, MSFT and CPQ as customers. Here's the scoop from ipocentral. CyberSource kicks into action every time you click a button to buy another product online. The company provides e-commerce transaction processing and other back-end applications and support to businesses that sell over the Internet. Its software and services include tax calculation, fulfillment management, and fraud prevention. Compaq, Mitsubishi, and Microsoft are among CyberSource's customers. The company was begun by tech entrepreneur William McKiernan, a former top executive at antivirus firm McAfee Associates (now Network Associates), before he founded Web PC software seller Beyond.com (one-fourth of CyberSource's sales). McKiernan owns about 30% of CyberSource; Paul Allen's Vulcan Ventures owns about 15%.