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To: Tommy Dorsey who wrote (4668)	1/11/2000 10:02:00 AM
From: Rich1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9427

Used to subscribe to Street.com Quite frankly when they raised their price from $6.95 per month I cancelled. I think they have a tremondous credibility issue. Cramer is very outspoken and his portfolio did not reflect today's bull market. Greenberg is very bearish. Seymour is probably the best of the lot I read him in PC World or Magazine which ever he writes for.

To: Tommy Dorsey who wrote (4668)	1/11/2000 10:40:00 AM
From: Murrey Walker	Respond to of 9427

Tom...I cancelled my subscription yesterday. I don't feel that the value is there. Aside from the site being cumbersome, I feel the news is somewhat expected. Greenberg is the exception.

To: Tommy Dorsey who wrote (4668)	1/11/2000 10:55:00 AM
From: Dana Johnson	Respond to of 9427

I already had "free" access to theStreet.Com via my etrade account. I rarely read it unless there is a story on a stock I have. Never got much benefit from the read though. As others have said, there is so much info out there. (I just had a hard time finding it.) I find their teaser stories on the various news services very annoying. As far as the IPO info, I don't think they have $25 worth of value to offer. Now if they could provide access to shares, they could work up some subscriptions.

To: Tommy Dorsey who wrote (4668)	1/11/2000 1:29:00 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9427

I haven't read any responses, so if I duplicate anything, at least you will know that there is more than one that holds this view.... This change will affect their current customer base drastically. The way that I see it, there are two kinds of investor/traders out there; "independent do-it-yourselfers" that want tools to make their own decisions and "tell me what-to-doers" that want instructions on what to do. This change will pretty much eliminate the do-it-yourselfer solution. Argueably, one would want to cover both bases if they were looking to provide the greatest coverage. Besides, why do you need IPO information??? Just throw your money at any IPO, they only go up....right??? <G>