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Technology Stocks : BillServ.Com(BLLS) Going for the EBPP Market Small Billers -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Paul S. who wrote (162)	3/4/1999 11:00:00 PM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 918

>>>Great news for BLLS, not a good day for CKFR though. On the Yahoo boards of CKFR, there is talk about lawsuit by Intuit being a direct result of the BLLS agreement. They are concerned that BLLS will take the small to med business from Intuit. If this is the case then our little BLLS is starting to ruffle the feathers of the big boys. No the Intuit thing has to do with Distribution Channels around the Net....not Distributors like Billserv.com. That a pissing match over the MailBoxes, not the Mailman. This agreement today allows Billserv.com to generate a small/medium sized billers bill and then 'push' it to CheckFree to distribute the e-Bill to the customer through various distribution outlets/mailboxes. CheckFree is building the largest set of Mailboxes on Earth, but there is Big money here...and interests collide, especially as fast as this net thing comes on. In any event BillServ.com has Mailboxes now....and the plan is to partner with other distributors then CheckFree for delivery...not just. So it should not concern this Stock what goes on between CKFR & INTU. This One agreement then, effectively makes them an enterprise which is gonna Hunt in this EBBP game...MO. Buy 100 shares for everyone of your kids..and when they get married and move out on there own...give it to them. Being under the CheckFree Umbrella, is extremely good/strong for this startup. Now that they can deliver the mail...they need some customers. ie kinda hard to get a customers' mail business and have NO place to send it. That Part is over...behind them. And they forged an alliance with the biggest in this business.