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To: Roger Bass who wrote (1822)	2/20/1998 3:13:00 PM
From: TomJ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8545

Hello All: This is my first entry into the SI forum. It was the activity of this particular thread that made me want to become a member. Thanks for all the good information so far. I have been following the CKFR stock for about a year now. I have noticed how active this stock is (up and down all the time). It has been a consistent winner for me since I started to trend it's behavior. Like everyone, I feel that 24 or below is a good buy. I loaded up @ 23 9/16. Does anyone have any other stock picks that fluctuate like CKFR, and yet has as much (or more) going for them?? Thanks, Tom

To: Roger Bass who wrote (1822)	2/22/1998 8:40:00 PM
From: Spots	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8545

Boo, Roger, sorry to sound unfriendly, but unfriendly is exactly what Intuit has been to me in my talking to them about Quicken. I was denigrated and ridiculed when I tried to tell a customer service manager about the regressions in Quicken 6 over Quicken 5, even though I spent over an hour talking to the arrogant SOB on my dime. If there were any way in the world I could reasonably exit from Quicken and retain my investment in my recorded data, and the way I benefit from Checkfree usage, I would do it in an instant. Maybe I'm the only guy in the known universe that feels this way, but again I say BOOOOO Quicken and BOOOOO Intuit. Don't tell me you listen to customers when you blow off a guy who tries to help with arrogant prattling about how much you know and how little your customers know.