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To: av ram who wrote (1117)	1/10/1999 11:41:00 AM
From: Triffin	Respond to of 20297

Av Ram.. See reply #1073.. I use Fidelity on-line..they added a "Bill Pay" link in October to the web-site though they've been offering some form of "Bill Pay" to their "Ultra Account" customers for several years according to the customer support person I was speaking to. It took a little while to get to the right department..but I was told that their EBPP was CKFR/integrion.. Interesting that there is no mention of CKFR anywhere on the site. They price the service as follows: First 3 months free on sign-up.. $4.95/month if assets with Fidelity > $100,000.00 $9.95/month if assets with Fidelity < $100,000.00 They also impose a maximum "daily" activity of 50 E-bills per day or maximum of $25,000.00 paid whichever comes first. I could find no mention of a per transaction charge if you exceed "X" number of transactions.. From my perspective I feel CKFR needs to be much more aggressive about co-branding on the marketing side..I'd sure like to see "Bill Pay powered by CKFR" when I land on "www.fidelity.com" for instance; or when others start to advertise their EBPP services.. You can't watch a box maker's commercial without hearing "Intel inside"..CKFR should do the same.. Jim in CT..