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To: Howard C. who wrote (10364)	9/20/1999 1:12:00 PM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20297

>>>>CItibank sent letters out to all those using Citibank/Quicken, in which they said they would start charging fees, and urging them to switch directly to Citibank on line bill paying, for which there would be no fees. Hey Howard...I think it says they don't understand why 8 Million households and 2 Million business use Intuit Products...I promise you this, it isn't to pay bills. If I had an account with Citibank..or my bank did that...choice is simple for me...get another bank. That just too stupid....and why you are at it stupid bank...I'll just e-mail you my 20 Meg data file and you can keep track of my finances.

To: Howard C. who wrote (10364)	9/20/1999 1:13:00 PM
From: Brooks Jackson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20297

Bad, I think. But not very. CKFR gets the Citibank/Quicken business, but Citi uses its own in-house billpay for its web-based billpay, as I understand it. But Citi may lose some customers over this. Me, for one. I don't know how many customers now use Citi/Quicken/CKFR, but it's probably not all that many.