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To: Jumper who wrote (2031)	2/26/1998 3:34:00 PM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8545

Boring Federal Stuff...One of these analysts is going to get Idiot of the year Award! IMHO. Read the whole damm thing.... RESULTS IN BRIEF ------------------------------------------------------------ Letter :1 As of June 1997, we projected that an estimated 7 percent of U.S. banks ( 3 percent sampling error\3 ) offered on-line banking services, which most typically allow customers to access account information and transfer funds between their accounts. On the basis of plans reported to us by surveyed banks, we projected rapid growth in on-line banking over the next year and a half as the number of U.S. banks implementing on-line systems is expected to increase about fivefold nationwide. Bank officials identified three primary reasons for their banks' offering on-line banking: keeping existing customers, remaining competitive, and attracting new customers. Officials of 170 of the 185 surveyed banks (92 percent) currently offering on-line services said their on-line banking systems had met or exceeded their expectations. x9.dejanews.com