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To: Ellen who wrote (27147)	5/2/1999 9:20:00 AM
From: Suzanne Newsome	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Continuing my effort to figure out what John Hwang's Online Services division is going to do, the numerical information is taken from the web site tsig.com It appears that the numbers provided are assuming a storefront e-commerce web site with 7/24 telephone coverage. Cost for a company to develop their own e-commerce business in-house: Setup Cost Call Center Facilities $2,000,000 Data Center Facilities 2,000,000 Consulting Fees 1,000,000 Hardware 500,000 Internet Connectivity 50,000 Site Marketing 200,000 Software 250,000 Non-Recurring Total $6,000,000 Monthly Fee 24x7 Customer Service $60,000 24x7 I.T. Personnel 90,000 Facilities Fees 35,000 Internet Connectivity 30,000 Systems Upgrades 20,000 Recurring Total $235,000 Tsig.com will set up the web site for a one-time fee of $99,000 and for a monthly maintenance fee of $25,000. That is equal to revenue of $400,000 the first year and recurring income of $300,000 for succeeding years per customer. REW has used the term "synergistic" many times. The above numbers illustrate what he means. Regards, Suzanne