Ask bank about Y2K, Fed suggests By Russell Grantham The Commercial Appeal If you're wondering how diligently your bank's getting ready for the Y2K computer bugs looming over year's end, you should ask the bank yourself for a progress report, suggests the Federal Reserve. In fact, a smoke detector was one of perhaps a half-dozen devices containing computer chips that the St. Louis Fed had to replace as part of its Y2K preparations, said Jeffrey M. Dale, who's in charge of overseeing the process for the bank. ======= Coincidentally, the ... ADA suggests that you ask your local dentist who the 'best' dentist in town is. ***AND**** The Chamber of Commerce suggests that you ask your local carpet cleaning company if you shold consider having your rugs shampooed. And don't forget to run down to your bank and ask them if your money is safe. Never mind their SELF_interest in telling you that everything is hunky dory even though there are a MYRIAD of things TOTALLY out of their control that could EASILY lose evry penny that you have in the bank. "Not to worry" they will respond. "And get this, we checked all those sily devices and found out, guess what? One of our smoke detectors had to be replaced!". While your at it , ask the hooker on the corner if you need your pipes cleaned. http://www.gomemphis.com/capages/business/b12fed.htm
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