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Technology Stocks : INTERFACE SYSTEMS (INTF) GETTING INTO EBPP? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David H. Zimmer who wrote (830)	1/20/2000 1:17:00 AM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1203

Tom, I spent time today going back and forth with Killen. Their attraction and my attraction to them is their looking at the industry in two ways, EBPP and ESP (Electronic Statement Presentation). They feel that INTF fits in well in both industries but rules the ESP side. yada, yada... Start small, send them the information, then build the rest of the need, reply, information correction, secondary sale revenue generation and advertising "banner" revenues. MooZacy to my ears....I know you're pumped up on this one, got a ton of shares. Good for you...I'm happy. I'm glad Killen finally sees the segment though(caught on just-in-time for me to take up sizable segment positions)...and best of all their arguement makes common sense on ESP vs. EBPP. That's why I've been going wide, wide the Segmento. I don't plan on waiting all year to double my money, couple more weeks would be fine. INTF & XNS.TO have been mentioned and are flying....but there's INSI, MOBI and ALYS too the other Brain-Dead Doubles. Doubles, Triples, Quads and Quints....Octs & Nocs and Quad Quint Combo's.....??? That's it, the guy's lost his mind....

To: David H. Zimmer who wrote (830)	1/20/2000 12:56:00 PM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1203

Here's some snips on their up coming report.. The electronic statement is a powerful interactive communication tool that service enterprises and financial institutions can channel into other marketing, sales, and customer service applications over the Internet. The global market for ESP will grow faster than that of EBPP and will reach $18 billion by 2005. This study module discusses the differences between the ESP and EBPP markets, analyzes the growth drivers, provides market forecasts, and examines the IT expenditures needed to support the market. Financial services companies and service enterprises should read this study now to be prepared to capture this market and lock in their Internet customers. Available January 2000. killen.com