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Gold/Mining/Energy : BCE Emergis - global e-commerce -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: micny who wrote (939)	9/22/1999 11:26:00 PM
From: Big Idea	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1341

Well if you truly believe the CKFR party line then there really is no hope for you. You may as well believe Canada Post has a great offering! Ask them how many of their BILLERS do anything besides electronic payment - THEY DON"T DO PRESENTMENT FOR 1/8th of the companies you have listed. If Emergis listed all the companies in Canada they did electronic payments for in Canada it would be over 80% of the billers. Actually, last year Newstar (pre-Emergis) processed over 70% of all the electronic payments in Canada - for a dollar value far greater than CKFR did. That's great that JP Morgan thinks it is a great buy - but I thought this thread was about IFM and a stock at $30 CDN which should reach $100 CDN in the next 52 weeks - DO the math! Which offers the better return. CKFR has one product in one market and they may say they have a better offering but ask a biller how easy and cost effective it is to convert to electronic presentment with CKFR. And, oh what about the customer service component when a customer has a billing question - it is nowhere near as robust as the Transpoint solution. So let's see for EBPP to be successful you need Banks, Billers and consumers - CKFR almost has one of the three figured out.