51.  Customers of the recently closed Uncle Mame toy store in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood will feel right at home at this online iteration of an offbeat Seattle store.

52.  Customers of traditional banks are not quite comfortable buying stocks, bonds or mutual funds from them online.

53.  Customers seem to like the online option.

54.  Customers select prepared borders and greetings from the online store, and their snapshots become invitations, school reports and birthday cards.

55.  Customers should not notice a difference when they visit branches or conduct trades online or over the phone, he said.

56.  Customers that were not able to trade online were redirected to E-Trade's telephone trading desk, he said.

57.  Customers use the online unit as another way to buy office supplies.

58.  Customers who want to trade online with little or no help from a broker will be charged $29.95 a trade.

59.  Customers will be able to access e-mail, online services and the Web.

60.  Despite an overall increase among all online spenders, the 10 heaviest-spending brands collectively cut ad outlays by 8.6 percent.