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To: BarbaraT who wrote (1679)	3/7/1999 10:35:00 PM
From: Cola Can	Respond to of 13776

There is plenty information available on stock brokers whether they are full service, down to discount service brokers, on the internet. You can find this information using a "search engine." Yahoo, Infoseek, Altavista(sp?) are such search engines where a person can find a multitude of information. All one has to do is "look" and search. All these brokers have "web sites" where a person can find all the information he/she wants to know. And if a person can not find answers to his/her question, there is a number where he/she can call and get more info. I have seen a lot of people asking where they can find a broker, or what broker to use. Finding a broker is the easy part to investing, especially when so much information is readily available at your finger tips. All you have to do is "apply" yourself and "look." If anyone needs to be spoon fed, to find a broker, IMO, you're in trouble from the start. But for those who still can't find a broker, try this link: sonic.net Cola Can