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To: George W Daly, Jr. who wrote (3617)	3/10/1999 12:20:00 PM
From: TLindt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20297

>>>Does anyone know, or want to guess at, how the billpay through Yahoo would work? Is it going to be a monthly fee and pay anyone service where you just give them your bank checking account number? Is this what billpay through Quicken.com does today? Boy ain't this a boring day....no legal actions...no 100% above current trading price 12 month targets....and a guy can't even get and answer to a simple question. OR a guess. I remember listening to the confrence call last MAY? when some analyst asked how the deal with quicken.com was gonna work, somebody answered just like a banks deal, and they would treat quicken.com like any other financial institution. So..if so, it would be a fee based service allowing the consumer to receive e-bills, pay them, and use the pay anyone service for those nagging paper bills. Just a note on your question, you can't go to quicken.com and pay a bill. You can in the quicken program on your home computer, but not yet on the web through quicken.com.