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Bank of Bermuda - Cayman - To Use First Ecommerce Data Services E-commerce Solutions

CAYMAN, Bermuda & HONG KONG, Sep 7, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- First Ecommerce
Data Services Limited (FEDS) an Internet payment processing company jointly
owned by Bank of Bermuda and First Ecom.com Inc. (Nasdaq: FECC), (BSX:FECC),
(FECC BH), a global provider of electronic payment processing solutions, today
announced that Bank of Bermuda (Cayman) Limited is using the FEDS processing
solution to offer multi-currency credit card payment processing for their
e-commerce merchants domiciled in the Cayman Islands.

FEDS will provide secure, online, real-time authorization and settlement for all
credit card transactions conducted on the Web sites of e-merchants having
accounts with Bank of Bermuda in the Cayman Islands. When the Visa or MasterCard
system recognizes the transaction as based in the Cayman Islands, it permits
settlement on the island allowing the e-merchant to take advantage of the
benefits of government stability, privacy of information, protection from
currency fluctuations, security and tax-neutral status.

By utilizing the FEDS processing solution, Bank of Bermuda (Cayman) will be able
to offer e-payment processing services to their merchants with limited time to
market, allowing both the bank and their merchants to quickly reap the benefits
of e-commerce. Through this solution, the bank will also benefit from a
stateless payment gateway that provides additional security for online
transactions since cardholder information is not stored on the gateway.

Mark Whiteside, Product Manager, Electronic Banking, Bank of Bermuda (Cayman)
Limited said, "Our e-commerce services have been well-received by our clients
who wish to domicile their businesses in Bermuda, and we`re delighted to be
launching this service in the Cayman Islands with First Ecommerce Data Services.
We believe there is a great potential for e-commerce business on the island and
are pleased to be working with FEDS to provide our merchants with a much needed
e-commerce solution."

"The FEDS solution will provide Bank of Bermuda (Cayman) with a more complete
e-commerce package for handling e-payment transactions," said David Lema,
President of First Ecommerce Data Services. "The addition of real-time, online
settlement will be a great advantage to the e-commerce merchants that domicile
their e-business with Bank of Bermuda in the Cayman Islands. The fact that these
merchants will be enabled to perform multi-currency settlement in a tax-neutral
jurisdiction will be a benefit not only to the merchant, but also to the bank
who will gain a competitive edge."


Bank of Bermuda

Bank of Bermuda is an international financial institution that provides banking,
trust, asset management, fund administration, global custody services, as well
as credit card transaction processing for e-commerce to its corporate, private,
and retail clients.

Bank of Bermuda is a pioneer in offshore electronic commerce, having been in the
e-commerce business since 1995. In addition, Bank of Bermuda has over 25 years
experience in the bank card industry, a global network and an excellent IT
infrastructure. It has been working closely with the Bank Card Associations in
developing guidelines to facilitate onshore e-commerce transactions via the
Internet. Bank of Bermuda was one of the first offshore institutions to launch,
in November 1999, a multi-currency settlement capability. Merchants and banks
that use Bank of Bermuda for their on-line credit card processing have the
option to settle their transactions -- with a supplier or client -- in a choice
of eight different currencies.

Founded in 1889, its global headquarters are in Bermuda, and it has offices or
subsidiaries in the Cayman Islands, Cook Islands, Dublin, Guernsey, Hong Kong,
Isle of Man, Jersey, London, Luxembourg, New York, New Zealand, and Singapore.
It has a representative office in Bahrain.

The Bank is listed on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. Bank of Bermuda has net assets
of $10.4 billion (unaudited as of 30 June 2000) and in excess of $80 billion in
assets under administration.

Further information on Bank of Bermuda is located on the Internet at
www.bankofbermuda.com.

Further information on Bank of Bermuda (Cayman) Ltd`s e-commerce services can be
found on the Internet at www.bankofbermuda.com. Merchants interested in credit
card payment processing through Bank of Bermuda (Cayman) Ltd. may also contact
Mark Whiteside via e-mail at [e-mail] or via telephone on
+345/949-5153.


About First Ecom

As a global provider of electronic payment processing, First Ecom provides
secure, easy-to-implement and low-cost online payment processing services to
banks and their merchants worldwide. Through strategic partnerships with banks,
ISPs, e-commerce product suppliers, system integrators and storefront solution
providers, First Ecom will process credit card transactions made over the
Internet in multiple currencies, either domestically or offshore in a
tax-neutral jurisdiction.

For more information, visit www.firstecom.com or contact First Ecom at
+852/2801-5181 or by e-mail at [e-mail].


About First Ecommerce Data Services Limited (FEDS)

A joint venture between First Ecom.com Inc. and the Bank of Bermuda, FEDS is an
independent third party processor. FEDS will work with any financial institution
anywhere in the world to provide the institution and its merchants with a
multi-currency, advanced electronic payment processing solution. The FEDS
Processing Solution features online and batch transactions processing for credit
and debit cards as well as authorization, electronic data transmission for
settlement and full transaction reporting.

For more information, visit www.fedsinternational.com or contact FEDS at +(441)
296-FEDS (3337).

Certain statements contained herein are "forward-looking" statements (as such
term is defined in the Private Securities Reform Act of 1995). Because such
statements include risks and uncertainties, actual results may differ materially
from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. For a
discussion of some of these risks and uncertainties, please refer to the
company`s SEC filings, which contain additional discussion about those factors
which could cause actual results to differ from management`s expectations.


CONTACT: First Ecom (Media Contacts)
Phillip Baldwin, 852/2801-5181
[e-mail]
or
Investor Relations
888/305-8233
or
First Ecommerce Data Services
Leslie Pooley-Maughan, 441/296-3337
[e-mail]

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MFG GAMBO

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First Ecom.com - Bank of Bermuda nutzt e-commerce Lösung

Bermuda und Hong Kong, 7. September 2000 - First Ecommerce Data Services
Limited (FEDS), eine Gesellschaft für Internet-Zahlungsverarbeitungssysteme, die der Bank
of Bermuda und First Ecom.com Inc., einem weltweiten Provider für elektronische Zahlungsverarbeitungssysteme, gemeinsam gehört, hat heute bekanntgegeben, daß die Bank of Bermuda (Cayman) Limited das FEDS-Verarbeitungssystem nutzt, um ihren auf den Cayman Inseln niedergelassenen E-Commerce-Händlern die Verarbeitung von Kreditkartenzahlungen in mehreren Währungen anbieten zu können.


FEDS wird eine sichere Online-Freigabe in Echtzeit sowie die Abrechnung aller Kreditkartentransaktionen anbieten, die auf den Webseiten der E-Händler durchgeführt werden, welche Konten bei der Bank of Bermuda auf den Cayman Inseln haben. Wenn das Visa- oder MasterCard-System erkennt, daß die Transaktion auf den Cayman Inseln stattfindet, erlaubt es die Abrechnung der Zahlung auf der Insel und gibt dem E-Händler damit die Möglichkeit, die Vorteile einer stabilen Regierung, Vertraulichkeit von Informationen, Schutz vor Währungsschwankungen, Sicherheit sowie den steuerneutralen Status auszunutzen.


Durch Verwendung des FEDS-Verarbeitungssystems wird die Bank of Bermuda (Cayman) in der Lage sein, ihren Händlern innerhalb kurzer Zeit Zahlungsverarbeitungsdienstleistungen anzubieten, welche sowohl der Bank als auch ihren Händlern die Möglichkeit geben, aus den Vorteilen des E-Commerce schnellen Nutzen zu ziehen. Durch diese Lösung wird die Bank außerdem von einem staatenlosen Zahlungsweg profitieren, der zusätzliche Sicherheit für Online-Transaktionen bietet, da die Informationen über den Karteninhaber auf dem Zahlungsweg nicht gespeichert werden.

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[DeepBlue71]

Hinweis IMMER lesen!

[Kostolany4]

Hi Leute,
Leider habe ich diesen Maydorn-Wert in meinem Depot noch übersehen und da liegen noch 150 Stück -
bis Montag. Ich werde meine wertvolle Zeit mit dieser Aktie nicht mehr vertrödeln. Die Company meldet
Adhocs über Adhocs und dann kommt nichts hinterher. Offenbar sind das gezielte Dampfplaudereien,
um die Aktionäre bei der Stange zu halten. Mir ist das jetzt zu viel. Sie hatten ihre Chance.

Ähnlich toll entwickeln sich die Maydorn-Werte 724-Solutions und ADSX, die ich aber nur nebenbei
beobachte. Maydorn - dieser Name bürgt anscheinend für Schrott.

Wer sein Depot halbwegs ersthaft pflegt, dürfte ohnehin bei dieser Aktie nicht mehr dabei sein. Stop-Loss
setzen bei so spekulativen Werten ist oberstes Gebot.
Kostolany4

[lekktor]

@gambo
Kann mir jemand uebersetzen was an
der Meldung "new"war???
lekk

[DeepBlue71]

Na da haben wieder einige die werte vertauscht oder vergesen was ihr Chef ihnen gesagt hat wo was rein soll

lol

[lekktor]

@db71
???????? den Aufsatz oben !???
lekktor

[goo]

@ lekktor:

die bob und die bob (cayman) dürften zwei verschiedene, eigene rechtspersönlichkeiten sein (zumindest dann, wenn das recht der bermudas dem deutschen vergleichbar ist. "limited" weist auf eine gmbh hin; und bei uns ist diese eine eigenständige juristische person mit eigenen rechten und pflichten). die bob ist die mutter; die bob (cayman) die - erwachsene - tochter. das heißt also, daß dann, wenn mit der bob ein vertrag geschlossen wurde, dieser nicht automatisch auch für die bob (cayman) gilt. mit letzterer ist in der regel ein eigener, gesonderter vertrag nötig. der ist wohl soeben unter dach und fach gebracht worden; und insofern ist die meldung auch "neu".

[lekktor]

@goo
schoenen dank.
lekktor