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CheckFree Expands Billing in New England Utility Market

Mar 1, 2000
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CheckFree Corp. and Northeast Utilities (NU), New England’s largest
electric utility, partnered to make electronic billing and payment services
available to more than 1.3 million customers of NU subsidiaries the
Connecticut Light and Power Company (CL&P) and Western Massachusetts Electric
Co. (WMECO).


Service to 400,000 more customers through another NU subsidiary, Public
Service Company of New Hampshire (PSNH), will begin in June 2000.


NU signed to use CheckFree E-Bill, a fully integrated electronic billing and
payment solution for customers using a variety of online financial services
providers, including both banks and brokerages.


Once enrolled, NU customers receive one final paper bill by mail and then all
future bills electronically. Customers can then view their bill on demand,
review current and outstanding account balances and access full bill detail
from their personal computer. Financial terms between the companies were not
disclosed.


CheckFree (CKFR) has multi-year contracts with 89 of the nation’s top billers to
provide online
billing and payment through its network of partnerships with more than 100
consumer service providers (CSPs), including banks, brokerage firms,
Internet portals and content sites, and personal financial management (PFM)
software.

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