(Tetrakisdimethylaminoethylene)-C60 was the first fullerene charge tra
nsfer complex with a transition into a soft ferromagnetic low temperat
ure phase at 16 K. The origin of the low temperature phase in (TDAE)-C
60 is still a subject of discussion. To unravel the real nature of the
ferromagnetic ground state we will present measurements of the conduc
tivity in (TDAE)-C60 for the first time. The conductivity is of the or
der of 10(-4) S/cm at room temperature and the temperature dependence
is clearly nonmetallic. This contradicts the assumption that (TDAE)-C6
0 is a ferromagnetic metal.