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To: Michel Bera who wrote (4572)	8/22/1997 5:02:00 AM
From: J.S.	of 13594

Mich, Now with CSRV at 24.95 unlimited (at least in the States) will you consider switching to the more reliable service with a more sophisticated subscriber base permanently and cancelling your AOL acount? You are probabbly paying more for both accounts as it is. I think CSRV should have moved with this step long ago. I have become convinced after reading online/internet analysts opinions that firms only let their "flunkies" work in this segment. I mean, some analysts are actually saying that CSRV can't compete with this price. Really, previously unlimited access on CSRV was over $400/month yet average revenue per subscriber was $14.50 or so/month. In fact, I think if they "automatically" converted everyone to this flat pricing, they would lose less than 25% of their subscriber base thereby sharply increasing interactive services revenue. Of course, if people called up and complained then they could give them the old rate. Joe P.S. Are there any long term holders of CSRV stock? The CSRV thread is dead. If you are out there, then let us start a discussion.

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