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To: RobbRacer who wrote (29878)	4/13/1999 10:51:00 PM
From: Lucky888	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 122087

FLBK -- Rob, guess what I will do after I read your post about FLBK if I am with FLBK? I will issue another PR that hits investors' sweet spot :) So simple, so easy, and with such a PR, I would say $70 in a day or two? :) L.

To: RobbRacer who wrote (29878)	4/14/1999 1:48:00 AM
From: J.Y. Wang	Respond to of 122087

<FLBK> After reading your post, I read the press release again. You are correct in your analysis. FLBK is offering 24-hour internet access (they like to throw that "24 hour" in, because sometimes the internet shuts down to take a nap, get lunch, or take a dump, right?) mainly as a convenience for their customers. BFD! To All: Remember how it was really cool when your local bank first set up that neat 800 number you can call to get account balances, last check deposited, last check withdrawled, etc.? You thought it was so damn cool and you thought you were so damn special. Until you found out that all the banks around you offered the service and you were just another faceless customer. That's what it's going to be with this FLBK "24 hour internet access" BS. Practically every bank in the country is going to be offering that service within a year or two. In less than two years, 24 hour internet access to your bank account will be as special as 24 hour automated phone access to your bank account is today. With regards to shorting FLBK. I am not so sure it's a slam dunk. The press release was actually quite conservative and responsible but internet psychos will read it any way they want. Note the followup press release at 8:28pm with regards to FLBK possibly using inflated stock price to make purchases. FLBK might hit 600 tomorrow. :-)