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To: Kip518 who wrote (677)	3/5/1998 11:15:00 AM
From: al	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2358

this is to NAQ : stop asking nicely about limiting the number of quotes per customer JUST DO IT 150 per customer should be MORE THAN enough .. if someone feels that for for this money they can get unlimited service they should look elsewhere PLEASE INSTITUTE THE 150 QUOTE LIMIT PER CUSTOMER , i can't imagine anyone tracking even that many quotes simultaneously , And to those who are loading up those ridiculously high numbers of stocks to watch ..... you must be the NAQ competition u don't care for quotes u are overloading the system just to kill NAQ ... PLEASE INSTITUTE THE 150 QUOTE LIMIT PER CUSTOMER PLEASE INSTITUTE THE 150 QUOTE LIMIT PER CUSTOMER PLEASE INSTITUTE THE 150 QUOTE LIMIT PER CUSTOMER PLEASE INSTITUTE THE 150 QUOTE LIMIT PER CUSTOMER you will do a great service to your real customers who appreciate the advantages of this software hope you are not turning your deaf ear to this proposal NAQ DO IT NOW u will gain more than you will lose

To: Kip518 who wrote (677)	3/5/1998 11:16:00 AM
From: maileg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2358

Well, yesterday was my first day as a RT non-subscriber. Going through withdrawal now, but from what I'm hearing about yesterday's and today's service, it's probably less frustrating than paying for what we've been getting for a year now (I've also been in since beta). I'm considering starting a new thread for us who are either ex-RT subscribers or soon-to-be ex-RTers. Since we all have a common experience using the IT interface (I mean the good features of the program itself), I would value the feedback of this group on trying to find a replacement program that comes closest to what we've come to enjoy about the program. I wonder how many there are of us who are actively looking for a replacement, and how many have found something that is satisfactory? If there is interest, I'll start the thread, and I'll post a note here when I do. Darci