Nothing has been filed yet, but the information that I have is that they will be dropped.

It's clear the Internet will be a powerful new channel for distribution and information. We're seeing a lot of big players embrace the Internet.

We have strong information as to their clothing and we're hopeful that we will have the identification of at least one if not all six suspects in the near future.

When we have the person on the line, we will ask for more information of the vehicle, what does it look like, what direction is it moving, how many suspects are in the car. They can remain Mr. or Mrs. Anonymous and at no point will we identify the person that called. We may ask for a name and phone number to get more follow-up information.

This recognizes the fact that the vast majority of readers now go online to get financial information because we can serve them better that way.

I want to emphasize that, at this point, there is no verifiable evidence that any personally identifiable information was gathered by Internet.com. But, as we advise other Web sites, the best practice in a case like this is to immediately eliminate the possibility that any information is being improperly transferred.