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To: hdl who wrote (169529)	5/5/2002 5:14:24 PM
From: Lynn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Dear hdl: Let me add to your scenario: Supposed a person has a ML broker account as well as one at a discount broker. Doing all his/her own research and deciding on a few stocks based on ML research (which he/she has full access to online as a ML clinet) he/she buys them through the discount broker. Reasoning? Why pay a large commission to place the order through one's ML broker when he didn't earn it--he had nothing to do with one's research and wouldn't go farther than looking at ML's research report anyway (which you have already read and the ML analysts love these stocks). Does this person have the right to file a complaint? After all, he/she had full access to the research reports (as a ML client). No, I'm not a DELL shareholder, but often lurk. Regards, Lynn