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To: p friend who wrote (1508)	2/4/1998 9:21:00 PM
From: Spots	Respond to of 8545

I have the same questions. Here's another question: My state agencies and even the IRS now allow taxes to be paid by credit card. When can we do these kinds of payments via Checkfree? I understand why they don't allow it now. Government agencies can require the intermediate payee to stand good for the payment. So, for instance, if CKFR issues a check and for whatever reason your bank defaults on it, CKFR is stuck for the damage. But surely there's the same problem with credit card payments, or so I would imagine (BWDIK). Gov. tax payments represent a large percent of my remaining non-CKFR transactions.