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To: micny who wrote (10225)	9/16/1999 3:41:00 PM
From: TLindt	Respond to of 20297

>>>Looks to me like they got it right about where they want it for tomorrows expirations. Man, have I ever gotten cynical! Almost like an analysts...you need a CYA statement when speaking about this one.

To: micny who wrote (10225)	9/20/1999 10:19:00 AM
From: TLindt	Respond to of 20297

IT Confidential Sep. 17, 1999 (InformationWeek - CMP via COMTEX) -- American Express was early to the online billing game, creating its own proprietary system a couple of years ago. But after spending the past year figuring out a strategy, says one source, Amex is moving away from its proprietary technology. Last week, the company offered to build a bridge to the mainland of the online billing world by licensing BillDirect technology from Edocs Inc. that will allow Amex to send bills via CheckFree Corp., a key distributor of electronic invoices. A spokeswoman for American Express, which also made an equity investment in Edocs, says the company will use BillDirect to "enhance and expand" its current online billing service, which gives more than 1 million registered customers a limited view of their recent charges. quoteserver.dogpile.com