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Technology Stocks : BillServ.Com(BLLS) Going for the EBPP Market Small Billers -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Julie Simmons who wrote (579)	10/5/1999 12:20:00 AM
From: Julie Simmons	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 918

The Killen & Associates weekly EBPP alert mentions billserv and B of A. This report can be subscribed for at www.killen.com From the Killen Report: BofA Enters New E-Bill Deals (From Electronic Banker) September 27, 1999-Bank of America today announced that it will present on its website bills from the corporate customers of both billserv.com and Output Technology Solutions. BofA so far presents only credit card bills on its website. These vendors, who render billers' information into a form suitable for Web presentment, will broaden the type of bills BofA presents. The bank is also working with Just In Time Solutions, and expects additional biller service providers to funnel bills to its website, where it has presented bills since last March. Billserv has 10 biller-customers, none of which are yet live, a spokesperson [said] today. Output Technology has six biller customers, according to a spokesperson, who didn't know how many were live. Output, traditionally a publisher of print bills, now provides electronic bills through its YourAccounts.com division. The first billserv biller is expected to go live mid-October, the spokesperson for the firm added. Clients include the government-sponsored enterprise for student loans, Sallie Mae? ____________________________________________________ billserv Signs Agreement with Central Hudson to Provide EBPP Services (From billserv.com) SAN ANTONIO, September 28, 1999-billserv.com, Inc ? today announced it has signed an agreement with Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation, a New York State utility provider, to develop an EBPP system allowing Central Hudson customers to receive and pay bills on the Internet. Central Hudson serves a population of more than 623,000 throughout an eight-county area in New York State? Following a pilot implementation phase scheduled to begin immediately, billserv's EBPP system will create new bill presentment and payment options for Central Hudson customers. Currently, Central Hudson customers pay their utility bills online directly from the Central Hudson website. However, the billserv system will [allow] customers to pay their utility bills at websites that use bill payment aggregators such as CheckFree, TransPoint, or Bank of America?