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To: Jenna who wrote (29099)	3/23/1999 6:55:00 PM
From: garrick le	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

What is your take on EPAY ? Seems to be oversold and ready for a rebound ,IMO. Thanks, GL

To: Jenna who wrote (29099)	3/23/1999 8:40:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

General Information for Market Gemmers.. Do not be concerned with the split of the subscription on April 1, 1999. I have been getting scores of e-mail of subscribers and potential subscribers who ask about upgrading their service. Of course we would like you to upgrade your service but even if you stay with the $32 monthly or the $89 quarterly you will still be locked in for the life of your membership. We can do it because subscribership is now three times the amount of other stock selection sites (at least the ones that are reported in the media).. and our drop out rate is nil and the few that have left over the months have returned simply because nobody wants to leave a service with a locked in rate (especially with the rates changing in April) It's a win/win situation for both us and the subscribers! We will also be going with our own server by the summertime (July) and we will be having 'java chat' without any change in pricing with 'guest' traders.. and I might add the intraday updates are still being lauded by subscribers and I'm glad you all like the new 'newsletter' format and chart 'launch' in the daily watch list.. We might have a little more growing pains next week as we go over to our 2 new domain names (http://newsletter.marketgems.com and watchlist.marketgems.com and separate our watch list and newsletter for new subscribers, but just like the calendar, which we adjusted to nicely, we don't expect much than a small adjustment period. I'm still considering sending the watch list via e-mail.