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To: Mike Milde who wrote (386)	5/1/1998 12:31:00 PM
From: Rudy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2414

>Free ATM card.< How about withdrawals? Are they free from any bank's ATM machine? or is it 1.5-2 bucks for each transaction?

To: Mike Milde who wrote (386)	5/1/1998 12:36:00 PM
From: Benny Baga	Respond to of 2414

I believe the stock price is staying high, due to the analysts following this stock. Basically there are only two analysts following this stock, so what they say has a big impact. I think many people believe that if this stock hits the low 20's, the analyst will upgrade, and therefore, is a safety net for investors. If this stock does hit the low 20's, it's a great buy, IMHO. I'm in for the long term, and think that any company that can combine financial services and the internet, and do it well, will have much success. Benny(just my thoughts)

To: Mike Milde who wrote (386)	5/1/1998 1:04:00 PM
From: jjs_ynot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2414

>>> Rates are the best in the country. One can look in CD rates in Barron's for the best rates in the country every week. Check for Atlanta Internet Bank to check for yourself.

To: Mike Milde who wrote (386)	5/1/1998 1:11:00 PM
From: Ron Kline	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2414

Mike, just curious what rate you get on your account? I'm assuming you are happy with the checking account rate or is that a saving account? When you say free ATM does that mean you can use any bank to withdrawal money for no fee? With Wells Fargo I can only use their banks without a fee, but that is not a problem with all the branches they have. This is my interest rate to compare with below. When you say you need $10,000 for no fee, does that mean that you always need to have more money than this to write checks against? Does the $10,000 need to be in one account like checking or can it be split between savings and other accounts? Thanks, Ron Checking 1% 1.01 annualized $0-5000 Money Market 7 day 4.91 % CD rate 4.83% 6 month