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To: Francis Gaskins who wrote (23)	4/15/1998 10:49:00 AM
From: MikeM54321	Read Replies (1) of 54

>...BellSouth went ahead anyway with local access charges for IP telephony (does BellSouth serve your area of Florida?)< Francis, I find it hard to believe this is going to go through. Who is BellSouth going to send a bill to? For how much? Who's going to enforce it? I can't believe the FCC is going to let this happen. BellSouth can't just decide upon their own to slap a fee onto ISPs. After all, it's an FCC rule originally. I doubt BellSouth has any enforcement capabilities for ISPs that don't pay them. Is this just all a rumor BellSouth is doing this? No, BellSouth is not our local telephone monopoly. It's GTE for all of Florida. GTE is not a baby bell, but might as well be. MikeM(From Florida)

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