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To: rod runyan who wrote (5513)	7/1/1998 1:28:00 AM
From: AugustWest	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8545

Rod, thanks for the info.,,, But I'd say for the consertiveism of it, lets go with the 94,724,000(call it 95mm) house holds(as indicated, some were vacant, and others may be summer/winter homes- I still only have one though). So we're just splitting hairs here.... say 30 million house holds. I suppose what I need to get an answer to is how many of those households are on-line? Whence I figure that out, I'll be getting closer to where Tom is at with figures. But if CKFR wants to capture 30% of households (regardlesds), You got 30,000,000(sorry, I like seeing "0"s), at 10 bucks a pop(although some banks do provide bill pay free- whack it in half?) Their working for the capibility to maintain 30,000,000 accounts? Genesis is in it's third and final stage. Something like 2.2 million subscribers (which I am guessing is out dated too)..... I see a lot of room for growth. We're at less than 10%. How much of the remainder CKFR will get remains to be seen, but it's still not even a close race yet. This appears to be a big dust storm on the horizon, and I know where I'll be when the dust settles. How about you all? p.s. Let's not lose track of the fact that that concensus is 5 years old, and the "new house" market has been on a tremendous boom since then. Any one want to give up # there?