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It is estimated that about 30 million US Households have computers. Ten to =
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million homes have modems which enable them to go online. According to vari=
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forecasts, between 40 and 70 million households will have home computers by=
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A new survey by Harris Interactive, an Internet market research and polling=
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has found that the amount of women who will shop online this Christmas seas=
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is six times bigger than last year. Last year 78 percent of shoppers were m=
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and this year men will account for 58 percent of shoppers.According to the =
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of the report, the shift in gender is reflective of the fact browsers gradu=
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to shopping the longer they have been online. Men preceded women online but=
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are now catching up. The study asked 5,802 online users.

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Automobiles. 18.2 million people already shop for cars and car parts online=
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don't necessarily buy). This number far outdistances the 12.6 million peopl=
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shopping for books. And an estimated 65% of new vehicle shoppers will use t=
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Internet to help them shop for a car by the end of 2000. Online Lending. Fo=
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Research reports 10% of all mortgages will be done online by 2003. Further,=
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in six credit cards will be issued online within the next five years, with =
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credit card lines approaching $22 billion.

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Travel. Online travel purchases are expected to reach $20 billion by 2001, =
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a 700% increase over 1998's $2.5 billion In 1999, 31% of consumers who went=
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an airline's site booked a reservation online -- up from 21% in 1998 Foreca=
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Worldwide E-Commerce to Reach $7.29 Trillion in 2004.
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Jupiter Communications estimates children and teenagers will spend an estim=
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$1.3 billion online by 2002.Forrester Research Study Shows Actual 1999 Aver=
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U.S. Household Spent Online: $1,385 Projected online spending: $1,864 in 20=
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$2,259 in 2001; $2,518 in 2002; $2,678 in 2003. 44% of U.S. companies are s=
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online now, and 36% more expect to do so in the next 12 months.=20

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