CheckFree Holdings Corp. (CKFR), the next Dell, Intel?

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CheckFree Holdings Corp. (CKFR), the next Dell, Intel?

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19522	BLLS Dinner details. your questions for Mr. Long are welcome. even if you can n	peat	-	5/19/2002
19521	>>I move about 10,000 a month with CKFR every month, month after month.	Sweet Ol	-	5/17/2002
19520	<I>In my own mind, I think of PYPL as just a niche player - primarily for	TLindt	-	5/16/2002
19519	All, I was wondering if anyone had comments on the 10Q report issued today. A	AE	-	5/15/2002
19518	It's one hell of a niche they have though isn't it? I wish that CKFR ha	Ed Flynn	-	5/15/2002
19517	Surprising info re PAYPAL: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor is a new, by subscript	BeverlyB7	-	5/15/2002
19516	>>>>Right now 24.38 and looking impressive. Maybe Tom was right afte	TLindt	-	5/13/2002
19515	Hey Rob, It's nice to see CKFR at $24 for the faithful. I decided to get o	noiserider	-	5/13/2002
19514	Noisey, Right now 24.38 and looking impressive. Maybe Tom was right after all.	Rob C.	-	5/10/2002
19513	John R. Haley - Your post was an excellent example of how banks will try and off	StocksMan	-	5/9/2002
19512	ATM fees didn't start going up so much until the banks formed the networks a	Sweet Ol	-	5/9/2002
19511	The banks will squeeze money out of consumers any way that they can....in time.	Ed Flynn	-	5/9/2002
19510	<< Someone always sees the glass half empty. I'm wondering if this giv	StocksMan	-	5/9/2002
19509	Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't CKFR process all of BoA's transact	Sweet Ol	-	5/9/2002
19508	Just the prospect of BofA producing some real large subscriber growth will do it	StocksMan	-	5/9/2002
19507	Someone always sees the glass half empty. I'm wondering if this give away i	noiserider	-	5/9/2002
19506	Not me. But it is nice to see. Best Wishes all.	Benny Baga	-	5/9/2002
19505	Okay, whose feeding the CheckMonkey the Viagra?	AugustWest	-	5/9/2002
19504	Fed sees second incident of anthrax in mail Reuters Market News WASHINGTON, Ma	StocksMan	-	5/9/2002
19503	Indoor golf course? Wow, these guys are living the good life. Is it a wacky mi	Ed Flynn	-	5/9/2002
19502	Bank of America Waives Fee For New Subscribers to Online Bill Pay Feature; Free	StocksMan	-	5/9/2002
19501	we are closing restaurants, not bars. sorry if i misled. PK	peat	-	5/8/2002
19500	for the 4th time in a row Mr. Long, CEO BLLS, will be spending the evening befor	peat	-	5/8/2002
19499	>> One of the fastest growing groups to embrace online banking is seniors.	King David	-	5/6/2002
19498	One should never underestimate the power of the senior segment of the population	StocksMan	-	5/3/2002

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