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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (1781)8/3/1998 10:57:00 PM
From: Ray Jensen   of 12823
 
Kenneth, to follow up on the San Jose Mercury article, I read in today's Sacramento Bee that AT&T is giving people that signed up for their local service (provided via leased lines from Pac Bell) a $58 dollar incentive payment to discontinue their AT&T local service and switch back to Pac Bell. Yes, when the ILEC is mandated to charge only $11.25 per month for flat rate local service by the Public Utilities Commission, the PUC shares part of the blame for a lack of local competition in many parts of California. However, Cox is doing pretty good in its bundling of services approach in Southern Calif.
Ray.
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