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To: Alan Smithee who wrote (1334)	1/31/1997 5:11:00 PM
From: (Bob) Zumbrunnen	of 13594

Thank you for your input, David. You answered what I consider a very important question (whether the AG resolution would impact the private suits). A related question I have: In light of the AG resolution, can new suits be filed in the represented states if subscribers there aren't happy with the AG resolution? Personally, though I see the resolution as totally inadequate (15 hours=unlimited access), I wouldn't put the effort into suing. Have to wonder about sizable companies who might've really gotten hurt by not being able to get in, though. I agree with someone else in here who said something to the effect that AOL is in bloody water and the real sharks will be in soon. What're your thoughts on that? For my part, I don't see that the AG resolution has had any impact on the belief by many that AOL committed fraud by offering a service they knew they couldn't deliver.

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